Telegrams.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 1725, 6 September 1873, Page 2

Telegrams.

[Pee Anglo-Australian Press Telegraph " ..' ■' h /' 3 &QENCX.] ■ ... .. " V ALEXANDRA, Sept. 5. Te Kuri, formerlyln charge of the Aukati at Orahiri, warns Europeans pasturing cattle inside the King's boundary to remove the same, or the cattle will be driven off. The country has been leased to Europeans, but the Kingitea are determined to prevent occupation. . ■■■■",;..'. - Taranaki, Sept. 5. A correspondent of the Herald suggests a public subscription for a testimonial to Mr Yogel for raising the colony from a second to a first-rate position. All sub-contracts on the Waitara line were let to Auckland men. - Arrived. — Go-a-head, and- sailed for Manukau. , " Wellington, Sept. 5. The Governor has assented to the District Roads Compulsory Land. Taking Ordinance; Reserves number 74, 204, and 424 Ordinance ; the Lyttelton Corporation Waterworks ; Timaru Corporation Waterworks ; Canterbury College ; Canterbury Museum and Library ; Educational Reserves Leasing ; Diversion of Roads Special ; Educational ; Canterbury Sheep Ordinance Amendment; Public Domains; Canterbury Roads Amendment; Diversion of Roads Special and Appropriation Ordinances. . Mr F. Archer, Timaru, has been appointed Justice of the Peace. The Rangatira, from Jackson's Head, reports that the wreck of the Rangitoto is broken into three pieces, and is totally irrecoverable. The annual Assembly Ball takes place tonight. The commission of Major Finnimore, Wan>ganui, is cancelled. There is some probability of an arrangement between employers and employes fcr six o'clock closing. At the inquiry regarding the grounding of the Anne Melhuish, to-day, the captain wasexonerated. Twelve thousand shares in the National Insurance Company have been applied for. Dunedin, Sept. 5. A public meeting, in reference to' the building of workshops for the railway at Mussel Bay, carried a resolution to the effect that the place was quite unsuitable, and that the buildings would have to be removed in a few yearsto Dunedin. A protest on behalf of thecitizens was forwarded to the Premier and Otago members. Wheat is quiet at 5s 3d to 5s 6d ; oats arein demand at 4s to 4s 6d, and stocks nearly out j: barley is quoted at 7s, and dull; flour is in good inquiry at £12 10s to £13; oatmeal, £24 j: pearl bax'ley, £31 ; bran, stocks are low, ab £4 10s.