TELEGRAMS. CHRISTCHURCH.

North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8122, 6 November 1894, Page 2

TELEGRAMS. CHRISTCHURCH.

November 3. Elward Scott, a man 62yoiM ot age, who cut his throat with a r>)3 ;r at Kaiapol last Sunday, died in the hospital to-day, A thunderstorm, vrtth Ugh* showera qf r-iin, passed oyor Ohmtchucch thia aftorUOQI). Ht A, Siunders, M.I'I.R. for Solwyn, addressed a mooting of his constituents at Wtiddingfcon on Friday oTOaing and received a vo ( o of thanks and coutidenco.

<■1.. I Hi UT* ..~. ■ „ I ■ I I.^.M-.-ll 11. M1.. 1'l I" I 111 l ■—■"■■ D. J, Soofcr, boardinghouso keeper at Cheviot, was committed for trial on a ohavgo of penury in tho o^so of ply grog Rolling brought agairmfc him a few dnyu ago. Bail was allowed, eolf in LlOO and o»o auroty of LlOO.

Novombor * Tho following oriokot team has boon Beleoted to j^ay ngninst »ho Southland representatives : J. N. Fowko, F. S. Frankinh, A. lUmt\] t E. Y. Kitto, J. M'Farlano, T. 11. North, T. W. JRcoho. H. 0 Uldloy, W. llobortaon, W. Uru »nd F. Wilding. Tho directors of tho Canterbury Frozen Meat Compaity have dooidod to make oomnderoblo additions and alt era ions to tho works nfc Belfast. Binco thoondof IrtHt Novcmbor 361,037 oheop and hmba havo boen killed »t iho works, making a total of 2,729,846 ninco tho worko began on February 16, 1883. j