TELEGRAPHIC.

New Zealand Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2466, 20 December 1871, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

THE THAMES. BRIGHT SMILE, HO AN AT ATRI, AND ALL NATIONS. THE SHARE MARKET. ri'KOir OTJR owy COHH"espoxi>EKT.3 Gp.AriAMaTOWX, 5.31 p.m. The Bright Smilo are still sinking, and some good gold was got at tho bottom to-day. The Moanatairi have taken out some good picked stone from the lowest level. All Nations have taken out a good patch from the 100 feet level, old leader. Share market nil. 0 p.m. Bendigo Independent tributers have obtained 189 ozs. from tho 150 tons stone crushed, and 3 cwt. specimens going through at the Kurauui single stamper. Company expected to pay 7s bcl or 10s per scrip divideud during the week. Aloanatairi Union took out 501ba. specimens last; nighr, and another nice lot this afternoon. Multum in Parro took out some very rich atone again last night. THE SO (JTH. LUNA EXPECTED TO-DAY. POSTPONEMENT OF THE INTERCOLONIAL FOUR-OARED RACE. [FEOit OTTK OW.I COBBESPOITDENT.] WELLINGTON VIA NAPIER. December 16. The Luna, leaves Wellington for Auckland via Napier on Monday. Mr. Vogel is a passenger by her. The Attorney-General and Mr. Travers are also passengers for Napier, to attend the trial of Kereopa on the 21st December. The Steel and Howard Company are drawing crowded houses. The 1 Canterbury Inter-provincial Sowing Match has been postponed until the 19th February. NAPIER VIA TATJRANGA. December 16. Ropata, on his return from Napier, held a meeting with tho Uriwera. They undertook to be responsible to the Government for tb-» conduct of the people within their district, aud that in the event of their finding Te Kooti they would surrender him. At present they have no knowledge of his hiding place. Ropata is at Whakatane, awaiting the arrival of tho Xiuna to take him home.