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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1500, 1 December 1874, Page 2

LATEST THAMES NEWS. THE OHINEMURI NEGOTIATIONS. GBAHAMSTOWN. (From our own Correspondent.) This day. The latest Obinemuri news shows that Messrs. Mackny and Te Moananui are debating the liability of Ohinemure lands for Kaihana, [and very little progress has been made yet. A number of visitors from Shortiand waz present. Tne natives subscribed £300 for the church, which they erect without any other aid. Mr Mackay said he wanted the question settled of payment for advances. He wanted them, to meet him with as pleasant faces as when they came to him for advances. Moananui claimed 10s an acre for the lands of Waifcara and Colville, and said that some of the flour supplied at the Tarariti meeting was vile stuff. Considerable recrimination ensued. At the meeting held yesterday Mo'nnatiui addressing the natives, recommenced them to unite in brotherly love against a common enemy the Pakeha. The Keel, White, and Blue tribute crushed 69 tons for SOozs lldwts. The Golden Calf tribute is looking up for a splendid average. The big pumps resumed this afternoon. The repairs are now completed, and steam getting up. The native church at Kirikiri, six miles up the Thames river, was opened by Bishop Cowie, the Revs. Messrs. Sfcuart, Cross, Maunsell, Lush, and three native parsons yesterday. The Exchange has got gold in the stopes to-day. Market very quiet, no sales are reported. Buyeis : Golden Calf, 10s Gd, new issue, 4s 3d ; Queen of the Thames, 2s 9d ; Van Guard, 2s. 'j he O'hinemuri excursionists stuck on the mud bank, and was detained till 4 o'clock this morning. CAUTIONT TO THE PUBLIC. Do not suppose the Governor has arrived when the cuinon are fired in the " Anvil Chorus " to-night. DSTEPHENSON & CO.'S CELEBRATED COFFEES, EXHIBITION BRAND, UAGLK BRAND, CROWN B ft A N D. Are to be procured at all respectable Grocers and storekeepers throughout the Proviiict* of .Auckland. . Tj. STEPHEN SON & CO., W V N 1> H A M STREET, AUCKLAND. TWT E HAVE OPEN E D Pjsß Ship Hydaspks: 22CA S E S OF MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, PANAMA HAW, FELT DD, ia Man's and Youth's Sizes. J. COSGRAVE & CO., IMPOIITitUS. A. LIN ABURY AND CO. Having taken those CENTRALLY-SITUATED PREMISES (Three doors below the City Hall), Lately in the occupation of Mr S. Smith, Chemist, WILL OPEN On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, With an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of SPRING- AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS AND GENERAL DRAPERY. Full particulars in future advertisement.