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Thames Advertiser, Volume XIII, Issue 3633, 22 June 1880, Page 3

The sale of maize advertised to be held yesterday, by Mr R. R. McGregor, has been postponed owing to Ibe non-arrival of the vessel through bad weather.

Two men under committal for trial at the next criminal sittings of the Supreme Court, from the Tanranga Police Court, were brought to Auckland on Saturday. Ono of these, Arthur Vincent, is committed on a charge of larceny, and the other, a Maori ndtuod Tini Koru, is charged with assault. They were temporarily lodged in the police cell,

The diamond drill, which was purchased by Dr Hector at Sydney, for the Tlmme3, is now safely locked np here in a cellar (says a Wellington correspondent). Messrs Brodie and Bagnall, Who are herefrom the Thames, intend to make an application to have it sent up.

Pome of the Auckland members referred to by Mr Sheeban In hie speech are somewhat angry at the statements made respecting Iheui and the way in which Mr Sheehaa put their conduct, and threaten reprisal? on his Native Administration,

The Chile, barque, Capt. Pitfield, brought the following passengers from London to A'uckland:—Saloon: Mrs 8. Davif, Frank Davis, and Miss Eugenie Glanzier. Second Cabinet, :P. Osmond, Alfred Collins, Annie Farrell, Bridget l'arrellj George ItoDett, Mrs ltollett, Harry Rollett, Charles Rollett, Emma Rollett, and Leontine Hollett. '"Pleerage-Jamea Taylor, William Barker, George Barker, 11. E. Davis, John Cunningham, Robert Walker, Elizabeth Walker, William Owens, Annie Farrell, Joseph Boynton.' Henry Boynton, T. W. Mayson, Emily Mayson, I'hoinas Mayson and Llewellyn Mayson. '' „. . ;