FROM CORRESPONDENTS.
Cobomandbl, This day. Quinton's claim crushed 4^ tons for 86^ ounces. -
The Royal Oak hare a parcel of good stone from second stopo
The canvassers for obtaining signatures for increased representation for Coromandel have returned very successful. The News states that the Coromandel Mail has been let on tribute.
Tattbaitga, This day. Mr. Bodell, auctioneer, has been elected Chairman of the Town Board.
Captain Morris, M.P.C., addresses his constituents to-night. The Tarawera and Ohinemutu Boad will be open in six weeks. Tourists will then be enabled to drive from Tauranga to within eight miles of Botomahana proper. Memorials from the justices to Sergeant Naden, A.C., on leaving the district, are signed by the Resident Magistrate and every J. P. in the place. They are most complimentary to that excellent officer. Another public memorial to him is in course of signature. His loss will be much felt here.
The Vincent grounded at Maketu on Thursday night, but was got off n«xt tide. ,
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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1735, 25 July 1874, Page 2
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