NEW ZEALAND.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 3488, 16 June 1879, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND.

atMBaW I '-^' 3 . P^-^Z^p'Z "'~Z "''tJuire'ls. -• The_ j^i^^^i^^ii^^^tte: "Northern chiefs" from tie Hot Springs, arrived vi& Kawauthis afternoon in order to receive the Governor.- ~""."Z."7~7~"~T. ; A largo Native meeting will bo hold at OrakaUjcWaikato, on account of thoprivato survey of blooka of land, i ■ ' « ; ' • -Z* -- • ' --■ ■: " ; ' Mr Grace," Native agent, has "paid a largo sum of money to the Natives at tho Cambridge Latidfl Court. '''Si " ZZ ' " lAhinquest will bo hold ;.pn tho origin of . the fire at Ounningham's Hotel, Onehunga. .-- ... ■ ' --' ■'- ''■June 16. .. .. Major Keddell left per Rotorua for the Gydd in Otago ; also Dr Wallis, for:Lj?ttelton, as Commissioner of High Edu- <*#&..::' '-'-- ' .._'.'."..'.:.. Judge Fenton has resigned. the Judgeship of the Distriot Court. , " ; . • Collinß, the chief steward of the Rotorua, iiinafttirway of reeovory from the exbauß* tidacorisequent on his osoape from drowning st the wharf. Ministers contemplate holding soveral Exeoutire~meotings during the stay of thb Governor, to decide upon various matters affecting- the interests of the Provinco and districts. ' Amongst matters which the Government and the Cabinet will disposo of, it is reported that tho negotiations botween tho Hative Minister and Rowi will be considered, agd tho basis of an arrangement formaUy decided upon in fche presenco of Sir Hercules Eobinson.