TELEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4545, 18 November 1884, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

Thames, this day.—Mr W. Fraser, being unopposed, was duly installed Mayor today. This is his third term of offito.

Tr Aroha, this day.—A large number of visitors have arrived within the past_ fow days to avail themselves of the hot springs. Mr J. B. Whyte, M.H.R., and Mrs Whyte arrived on Saturday evening, and will probably stay two or three weeks. j Cambridge, this day.—Mr D'Arcy Hyland, horse-trainer, has been giving a series of exhibitions of his skill here. His system is greatly appreciated. He appears at Ohaupo to day. Cambridge Railway Rates. . Tho Railway Department has issued special rates for the Cambridge Branch. This is evidently nn outcome of the expressed indignation of the business public, as under old rates it cost d4R|e as much to carry goods to Cambridge as *ff Hamilton. The Ministerial oN>ut. The member for Waipa (Mr Lake) has brought with him from Wellington a touch of the Ministerial gout, nnd contemplates a sojourn at Rotorua. Wanganui," this day.—Messrs Nathan and Spurdle woro nominated to-day for tho Mayoralty. The assistants in business houses aro agitating for a weekly half-holiday. L.~'i Wkiunotok, this day.—An unoccupied six-roomed house at Wndestown owned by Mrs Woodward was burned down yesterday morning. It was insured in the Liverpool, London and Globo, for £250. Tho fire originated through tho gorse firo spreading. CiiuiSTCHUR.cn, this day. At the Mayoral olection yesterday Mr C. P. Hulbert was elected without opposition.