Telegraphic.
(from owe own cobbkspondent.) Billy Kowe and the Premier. Auokland, Last Night. William Rowe yesterday called upon Sir George Grey and told him that he would cordially support his efforts to complete the policy introduced by the colonisation of the land fund. At the Board of Education it was stated that the appointment, dismissal, and suspension of teachers would in future be vested in the Board, and not in the Committee, who, however, would be consulted. The whaling ship Niger put in from a cruise for repairs. Yesterday's Markets. BucHand report— Fat cattle, in moderate numbers, 275. to 28s. per lOOlbs. ; lambs, numerous, good, 9s, to 125., extra, 14s. to 18s.; fat sheep, ewes, 2£d., wethers, 3d. ; store sheep, dull. The Races. The races promise to be the best ever held in Auckland. Mr Connelly, the Artist, detained by Hauhaus. Taoto, Thursday. Mr Connelly, the artist and sculptor, is still detained at Takonu. The Hauhaus of Tongariro persisting in retaining his horses and equipments.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume VI, Issue 550, 22 December 1877, Page 3
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165Telegraphic. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume VI, Issue 550, 22 December 1877, Page 3
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