TELEGRAMS. INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1875, 12 July 1884, Page 2

TELEGRAMS. INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Thursday A cask of infanticide occmred at riniarn yesterday. A young gul n.uiml Annie Anders >n was co dined of a child, w Inch was subsequently found dead, witUmiuka of violence on the body. Friday. The right of the footballers to play on the basin reseive was argued in the Magistrate's Court to-day, when an action for trespass was brought l>y the trustees appointed by the City Council against Robeifc Lynch, of the Wellington cfub, was heard. Damages amounting to £6 were claimed. The Mißis.li ate gave jiulgment for defendant. Notice of appeal was given. A change in the weather has taken place amf tin e.\ tens to be wet for the sfceeplecliase inc-cfcmg to-day.

CHRIS L'CH CJRCFT, Tliui srfay. At a numerously attended meeting of the Railway Lsagiie, the following resolution w.\& unanimously adopted : '■ That cuididates for election to P.irliampntbc lespoutfnlly requested to oppose the execution of the Middle Inland Trunk line northwards to or Southwante from Blenheim by way of the enst coast, and to s \pport the construction by a syndicate or the Government, of a line to conneob Canterbury with the West Co\st."

THAMES. Friday. A miner named Thomas Qualby was smothered this afternoon by a fall^ of earth in his tribute in the Moanataiaii mine. Mr Brodie, chairman of the Thames county, is announced as an opponeut to Mr Cadman for the Coromandel seat.