SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2463, 6 November 1876, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(noil OUB OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) Atcsund, Saturday. ; i Arrived: The barque ■ •'< Bella - Mary,' from Hobart Town, with a cargo of timber, rails, and irutts. Mr Eead, whose cowshed was destroyed withWaraock's factory yesterday, says -ho-saw- the building-rise-suddenly from the ground and go round like a top, and then fly to pieces. A largo number of people went to see the ruins to-day. '•'■' ■ r: ' OoiioiriNDEi/, Saturday. The Star claim,, late Heenan's, was sold by auction -to-day by consent of the shareholders, and realised £81.

The manager of the Tokatea reports haying obtained, 901 bs of picked stone during tile week in the stopes above the main drive. Gold is seen in the other stopes.

The Eoyal Oak manager reports obtaining 171bs of specimens from the left hand branch of the Little and Good leader. Gold is also seen iu the Little Wonder leader occasionally. The paddock is getting full of stuff. ' ; The Oarnalic obtained 138ozs from 12 tons.

I Tatjeanga, Saturday. Mr Edgcunib'e, chairman of the Eaimai Committee,.has received a telegram that the Hon, Mr Whitaker will not call at Tauranga, but that Mr Commissioner Brabant has been supplied with full powers and funds to carry out the opening, and requesting the committee to await the result of his negotiations. Mr Brabant now' is holding a meeting at Wharehoa.