TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 286, 6 November 1883, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

(ifNTTEDPBESS ASSOCIATION.) ■' Auckland, aSoVember 3; At the ipLqaest on;the:body::of a man (name unknown) who died on a roadway m the Victoria Qaadranfc, thepoat mortem revealed that the cause of de ith was heart disease of long stand ing. Np: papers were found on the body to give a clue to identification, but deceased is believed' to have come from tbe South or from Australia. He was about 47 years of age, and of a dark complexion. ; : s Gieat enthusiasm was manifested here on the news of the Martini- Henri victory becoming 1 known. < A tierman, named Buck, alias Q. Jones, ; who is wanted bj the -po ice, on account , of/, having muttered Numerous fprgedohequeS) haß been arrested oa.the 1 _,$.?• Kotcmahana. Buck is charged with feloniously uttering- a lorge'd ' cheque for £9 on . the Union Bahl? ot Australasia with inteiit to '- defraud. Several dharges of a similar 1 character' ate against the prisoner.- -"i •'-■ At tho ftdnual- meeting' of s 'the Bub^ : iscibersof the -- Yoang Wome'n's n'\'' titute, the report showed thai; the ont^ s( an«i mgi liabilities amounted to £ 140, ' the dficiency additional m the current year . beit g £200. The -^meeting ad» jo rned ;to consider some method of carrying on the institution. Christchuboh, November 4 „.,., His Excellency the Governor, accompanied by Major Eccles, arrived by the s.s. Hinemoa to-day. They will stay at the Chriatchurch Club while here. Dunbdih> November 3. The weather to-day has been cold and stormy, with one or two smart hailstorms. ~ ' - : GdBTMoUTH, November 4. : ,' The body found near Point Eliza-, beth, and which is unknown, had a ; gold ring on the little finger of the! left band, upon woicu was inscribed the word , " jßismah.'.', The jury ,lound a verdict of found drowned. ; ;•'; ;i