TELEGRAPHIC

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXI, Issue 3267, 20 May 1895, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC

Sudden death. Auckland, Saturday. — Last eveningAlexander Nodder, firewood dealer, Newton, was found dead in a loft about six o'clock. One of his daughters went out to the yard where he was feeding his horse and Called him in to tea. Some time later as Nodder did not come in the daughter went out again and called him but got no answer. Miss Nodder noticing his hat at the foot of the steps leading up to the loft went to the loft and discovered him lying dead near a barrel to which he had gone for some horse feed. Drs Hooper and Sharman were called in but when they arrived .life was exfcinofc. . . ■ Sudden death. Auckland, Monday,— Last evening about 8.30 while walking up Wakefield Street John Grubb, Assistant Inspeotor of the Post Office Depart* ment, Wellington, took suddenly ill and expired almost immediatly. M* Grubb, who came down &om Rotorua on Friday last, had been staying there for two or 3 weeks for the benefit of his health, having been ordered there byhis Wellington medical attendant for change. The deceased gentleman was a widower. In all probability an inquest will be held to-day unless a medical certificate is forthcoming from the medical authorities at Rotorua* The general impression is that he died of heart disease. An undesoribed fish. Auckland, Monday.--.The singular fish, recently captured in Tauranga harbour, has been received at the Auckland Museum and examined by Mr Gheeseman. It is probably an undescribed species of the genus Tetrodon, and belongs to a family of fishes popularly known as Globe fishes. All the species of Tetrodon are un« eatable and some of them highly poisonous, having been known to cause long continued illness and death. Football. Auckland, Monday.— The Auckland football season was opened on Saturday afternoon at Potters paddock. Political meeting:. Waitara, Saturday.— -The Premier addressed a political meeting here last night, and a unanimous vote of thanks to the Premier and of confidence in the Q-oyemment was carried. The Premier arrives in Wellington on Monday night. Coach capsized. Wellington, Saturday.— The Masterton-Tenui mail coaoh capsized in the Tenui^ river, the passengers escaped by swimming ashore but two horses were drowned and one bag of mails lost j the coach broke in half. The Harper case. Wellington, Saturday.— Mr Skerrett, in the absence of Mr Gully, Crown Prosecutor, has been sent to Christchurch to collect evidence against Leonard Harper to be forwarded to London on behalf of Government. This evidence will be taken charge of by Inspector Pender who has also gone to Christchurch and who will proceed to England probably at end of the month. Inspector Pender will also take with him the confession made by Evison of the English murder some years ago. The Inspectorwill go alone but it is expected that Scotland Yard will send an officer out to bring Evison home for trial and this officer will assist the Inspector in bringing out Harper. The Governor in "Wellington. Wellington, Sunday, — The Governor returned from Auckland by the Hinemoa last night.

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