NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7646, 25 May 1886, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

[from OUR own correspondent,] Thames, Monday. The inquest on the lad O'fSullivan, who fell down dead on Saturday night, disclosed pre« disposition to heart disease from infancy. The football match Alberts (Auckland) v. Thames United was won by Alberts by 12 points to 2, Mashers (Auckland) v. Rough* and-Beady was won by the Mashers by 2 points. The weather to-day was splendid. The volunteers fired a feu dejoie. [press assooiation.l Wellington, Monday. A man named Alfred Hameringdied suddenly at Petone this morning. The deceased, who recently arrived from England, had been suffering from acute asthma. The Japanese warship Tsukuba sailed this afternoon for Fiji. Nelson, Monday. The football match, Wellington Union v. Nelson Prinoe Alberts, was won by the latter by a goal to nil. Donedin, Monday. At the First Church yesterday, PastOr Gibb, in his sermon, made reference to the Sage of Chelsea ia terms whioh aroused the indignation of a lady worshipper, and on the . clergyman hinting that she was a lunatic, flourished her umbrella and bounced out of the church. Mrs. Vivian, one of the sufferers by the recent blasting explosion, is reported to be sinking rapidly.