SPECIAL TELEGRAMS

Thames Advertiser, Volume XIII, Issue 3635, 24 June 1880, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS

(Per Press Association.) Auckland, Wednesday. , The 8.8. Eiogarooma has arrived at Bussoll from Sydney. She left on the 11th. Sailed for Auckland at 6. p.m. Passengers for AucklandDeprickowskie, Gaudier, Briggs, Intarsh, Thornton, JJ. Lough, Bock Eock, Forfc,Waterhouse, Whitehead, Naster, Breakart, Mr and MrsTilfer and child, Lieut Barret, E.N., Mr and Mrs Hurst. She brings 65 Chinamen for Dunedin.

A peculiar oase of alleged larceny of a gun against Captain Heages, of the City of Cork, was dismissed at the Police Court to-day, the prosecution breaking down. Wellington, Wednesday. Government have received a telegram stating that the natives have erectod another fence aoross the road, about half a mile further on from the first obstruction. The fence was pulled down three times by the Constabulary, and each time re-erected by the natives. They refuse to say under whose orders they were acting, A deputation of delegates of the Licensed Victuallers of Christchurch, Dunedin, Auckland, Wanganui and Wei.lingtonj wait, on the Premier to-morrow morning for the purposo of bringing before the Legislature tho suggested amendments to tho now Licensing Bill made at their conference, " Dunedin, Wednesday.' At the Magistrate's Court at Oukam, Mr Simpson gavo judgmont against Dr Mcßrearly, who wbb inforentially charged with noglect'as an accoucheur. At.posso of police have been despatched to Shag Point, owing to tho reported disturbance among colliers there. Oiiußtr, Wednesday. An accident happened to an express train to-day, when' two trucks and one brake ran off the line south of Waikouaiti, The English mails were left behind.