LATEST TELEGRAMS. [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.D

Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 94, 19 October 1881, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS. [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.D

Auckland. 18th October. John Main, settler, Otaki, Whangarei, has been killed by the upsetting of a dray. Mrs. Madden, formerly known to the Auckland playgoing public as Miss Pclly Leako, is dead. Mary Ann Allen, alias Yeoman, has been sentenced to Bix months for keeping a brothel. She has been notorious for leading young girls to immorality. This Day. A little girl fell over lan embankment in Graham-street, and is supposed to be iatally injured. The agitator, Garrard, has been committed for trial for causing bogus names to be placed on the electoral roll. New Plymouth, 18th October. Augustus Kyngdon was drowned while crossing the VVaitara Kiver at Tikorangi yesterday morning He left Captain Armstrong's at 5 o'clock. His horse and saddle were found. He is supposed to have fallen off his horae whilst foraing the river. The Oddfellows' Hall Company is to be wound up. Dunedin. 18th October. By a fire near Milton, a five-roomed brick house was burned down. It was insured for .£250 in the National. Christchurch, This Dat. Both morning papers strongly condemn the action of the Industrial Association 'with reference to the Industrial Exhibition proposed by Messrs. Joubert and Twopenny. Public feeling is also against the Association. Patea, This Dat. Major Atkinson telegiapbed yesterday that the Government, after full consideration, had determined to adopt the coast line of railway from Waverly to Patea.