TELEGRAPHIC.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XX, Issue 2850, 4 July 1892, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC.

The late J. M- Alexander's nfl.-iir* Auckland, Sa»u!«*j — The administration of the t'btait' of the late Mr J. M. Alexander, solicitor, which lai beeo relegated to Gffiii -il Assignee in bankruptcy, bids fair to be an onerous task. The bocks, deeds, §od documeuts are so numerous that a special room will require to be ob tamed for their accomodation. According to accounts filed the liabilities appear to be £71,313, and the as sets £57,044 10* lid ; showing a deficiency of £1 4,268 Os IH. The JLouic givcu up. Auck&ahd. Saturday. — The missing schooner Louie, from Lyttleton to Auckland, is now given up for lost. Sir W. Fox's health. Auckland, Monday. — Sir W. Fox i$ ktill in a precarious condition having had a relapse. luflueuza. Auckland, Monday. — Influecza is very prevalent in Auckland at present. Civil Sittings. Auckland, Monday. — The civil fittings of the Supreme Court were opened by Justice Connolly this morning.

Body fouud. Thames, Sunday. — The body of a man was found on the beach at Tararua at 8 o'clock to-day. The body has been identified as that of Richard Herk, miner, Tararua. Deceased was last seen in Gr/abauistown about 10 o'clock last night, considerably under the influence of drink. An inquest will bo held to-morrow. Exiiniing of bones. Alexandra, Saturday. — Tawhiao's visit toWhatawbatahoehad for its object the exbuining of the bones of all natives who died during the time the King lived here. About 800 bones have been scraped, and will be taken down the river in canoes to the burial ground at Taupiri, where they will be interred on Tuesday. Great preparation! have been made and a large crowd of natives from all parts of the Waikato are expected to take part in the ceremony.