TELEGRAPHIC.

Woodville Examiner, Volume 3, Issue 281, 7 September 1886, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

I Per Vuhed i’r •.■■•s As. 0.-iat ini:.' A CAUTION To I'AUUNTS. ArcKi.AMi, Si-|i. 7. The infant daughter of Srp_;c:iui (I Cooper, A.C.. died Ifniii im'laimuat ion of the larynx paused 'ey iealching hold ol t !n■ teapot and drinking the Jail tea out id Unspoilt. .1 UDICIAL AITOINTMENT. Nki.so.v, Sep. 7. •fudge Broad has been [appointed District .lud;*e t'or the whole of the South 1 skunk HOSITTAL COLLECTION. Wr.I.t.INOTON, Sep. d.

Tiio amounts colleetod yesterday on behalf of the hospital were —St. Clary’s Church. ,i'(!0 10s ltd: St. Patrick's and St. Mary of Angels, fir,; Baptist Church. .11:!; United Methodist .17: Garrison Baud I on Bason Iteserve), 111). APPEAL COURT.

The adjourned sitting of the Appeal Court have been further adjourned until the 271 h hist. THE VACANT SEAT.

DuNKinN. Sep. 7. Thomas Dick is out for Central Dunedin ; and Admiral Scott and Chilian arc also mentioned as probable candidates. I T BE. IXVHUCAUGIM., Sep. 7. W. Vv isoman's saddler's shop, at Wyndham. was burnt down on Sunday. The buildings were all insured, but the oliice is not known. An old schoolhonsc, lately purchased by the Government for a courthouse, narrowly escaped destruction a few clays ago. Several sticks of phosphorus wen' found in the porch by some children. Ihe stuff which was smoking, was kicked outside by the youngsters, none ot whom were injured. SHITTING COMPANY’S LIABILITIES. CiiKTsTciiLUtin, Sep. 7.

In the Supreme Court, Win. Lawson, laborer, of Lyttelton, recovered A'oUO damages from the Shaw, Savillo, and Albion Company for injuries caused by negligence of a seaman in the company's employ, who let a bale of wool fall on him while working on the ship Soukar. on January 2U. Tnt.vKKi.'. Sept. G. Seven more informations for forging promissory notes and mortage translers were lain this morning against Thomas Hall, and it is understood this does not exhaust tho list.