(By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent. Auckland, Last Night.

Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 16, 19 April 1884, Page 2

(By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent. Auckland, Last Night.

Several well known racehorses were submitted for sale by unction to-day at Hunter anil Nolan'*, and o!il as loilous :—: — Flying bcud, by Dead (Shot, d.tui Volunteer, out of Nutwortli iiiciie, to <J. Warren for 39 guinea^ ; King Quail, by Yattendon, diiiu Quail, to F. Dmlor, of Noith Shoic, 70 guineas ; and Maori Boy, by Tim Whillier, dam Waratah, by Millionaire, to T. Clark, 60 guineas. ?.lr A. BueiJand offered for sale the racing" in. ire M.taia, and also a three-year-old entire by Musket, and a two-yeai-old idly, full bibter to the three-} ear-old. Neither were disposed of, owing to the reserves not being reached. Wellington, La^t Night. A man named Walter ttoOertxou, journeyman baker, met his death und<>r mysterious eireunistanccs on tln a v.mga line yesterday. He had been into town »v i l l l a horse and cart, and had started on his return journey. His body w.ib iouud shortly atWr 4 o'clock in the afteino mi in a cive.v koiuj 25 feet beiow tiie road, mil h ul a severe cut on the headIt is ooiijectur 'd that hi 1 was jerked out of the e.iitaiul fell down thet mo.inkuient. ilu h-ave-j :i wile an. l tlnve children.