TELEGRAMS

Auckland Star, Volume XVI, Issue 3825, 13 November 1882, Page 3

TELEGRAMS

[FKOM OUB OWN CORRESPONIftT.)

THAMES, Saturday. Sharemarkot (nson): Deep Level Tribute — Sellers, Is (id; buyers, Is d 4. Londoo—Buyois, Is 9d. Mariner — 3i 6d; sellers, 3s Gd; buyers, 3s 3d. JSew Prince- lmperi.il (last night)—46s, 455, 4Hi; to-day, 475, 50/, 4Ss Gd, 50s; selle's, 51s; buyer?, 50j, Kouthera Cross-; 12j ; buyers, 11s 6d.

The tender of Date and party was accepted to-day for driving lOOtt. south of the drive in the 640 ft level; price, £2 9a Cd. Eight men start work on Monday.

THAMES, tbis day,

Sharcmarket,noon: Deep Level T.ibute, bu>eas is 4d ; Mariner-, sellers 4s, buyers 3s 6d ; Now Prince Imperial, 4S«, 40s, 47s Gd, 48s, sellers 48a (M, buyers 475; Southern Cross 12s, sellers 12-j 6d, buyers 11b 6d j Snai'e of Fortune, sellers 9s.

Albprnia. — A few pounds of fair ttono was got on Friday last iv tho leading stapo cast of the riso on Dixou's reef above tho Whau love 1. The woi kof opening up a block of ground on tbis reef is proceeding, but as oiily a few men are now employed progress is slow.

WELLINGTON, this day,

In the Pivoice Court to-day, a dooreo absolute wa< ijraned in thecisa of Levoi v. Levui. No order waa made us to tho custody (f children,

Tbe Appeal Court opened this morning with, the caies of the New Zealand Loan and •Mercantile Agency against Patcrson and McLeod (Dune-din). The case will lat all day.

CURISTCHUItCH, Siturday

The HojtM. f.ick arrived from Dunedin yesterday, and is inspecting the public institutions.

CHKIsTCHURCH, this day,

Un Saturday n'ght H. A. Slado and G. Robinson ■wrestled in Cumberland style for £50 a-side and championship. Th'-y wero very evenly matched, and during 3£ hours, wrestling, only three falls were obtained— Slade 2, llqbinson 1. The match will bo resumed this evening. O.J.C. SETTLING.

The settling on the Canterbury Jockey Club races took place on Sa'urday night. The following amounts woro paid over : — Hon. W. Kobiosoh, £1,313 10j ; D. Proud, foot, £960; J. filbrow. £672 12s ; Sir 11. Robinson, £157 10s ; G. Bites, £147 10* ; D. O'Britn, £100 5s ; E. J. 11. Lunn, £95 ; E. Cutto, £70 j Mason and Vallance £70; G. Williams, £35; W. Bishop, £30 j G. H. Lei>, £24; T. She^han, £15; H, Mur6, £10; W. Buller, £10. The bookmakers, without exception, lost heavily on the meotiuL'. Tbo iollowing amounts passed through the tolalisdtor during tho meeting:—flirst day, £5,297; second, £6,770; third, £7,788. Total, £19,855.

DUNE DIN, this day.

HEAVY FAILURE,

On dit that Arnold Manrath, soft-goods-man, baa failed—liabilities, £10,000.

XJEATII OF MR D. STEPHENS jN,

Daniel Stephenaon, manager for Korpe, Bread, and Co., died on Saturday from exhaustion, caused by tho shock to bis iy.tem resulting from the Waitohi Kail way accidenS He wai in one of tho hinder carriages which did not leave the lino. Ho leaves a wife and three children. Ho was for a long time resident in Auckland.