NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3138, 3 June 1879, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

GERMAN WAR SHIP. Auckland, June 3. Arrived : German war ship Albatross, from Samoa. She will require repairing 1 and outfitting, and will pro. bablj be docked. ACCIDENT. Mr. C. A. Robertson, of the Grammar School, fell from an omnibus, dislocating and fracturing his forearm. itifiWl ENJOYING HIMSELF. Rewi yesterday visited the Mount Eden gaol to see the Maori prisoners (13), also the place where the Maoris were executed for Volkner's murder. He also attended St. Patrick's (Catholic) Church, and St. Paul's in the evening, of which latter faith (Church of England) he is a member. KEWI WILLING TO DISPOSE OP HIS COAL AND IRON MINES. Rewi attended Auckland Institute last night, and made a speech. He said that lie had coal and irou in his place, which he would be prepared to dispose of to capitalists who desired to purchase them. WIFE POISONING CASE. Napier, June 2. McLennan has been committed for trial on a charge of poisoning his wife. NATIVES STOPPING TRAIIST. The chief Herata Tuhi has been changed with obstructing the railway hern. Inspector Scully said he was instructed by the Government to withdraw the information, as there were extenuating circumstances, prisoner having been forcibly ejected from j> carriage, and had allowed his temper to get the better of him. The R..M. hoped the case would be a warning to the prisoner, who had rendered himself liable to penal servitude for life.