SPECIAL TELGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume I, Issue 41, 3 August 1872, Page 2

SPECIAL TELGRAMS.

TO THE "WAIKATO TIMES." AUCKLAND. Fridiy, 7.80 p-m, An address expressive of sympathy has been presented to Capt Logan, of the 'Hero,' in reference to aspersions of Sydney papei'S. It has been signed by all the business men in the city. The " Evening" Star," in a leader, urges the holding of a public meeting to Oppose the movement of Superintendents in the As SOnioly.. William Race, alias Rose, is committed for rial far- forging a cheque on the Bank of Australasia, purporting to be signed by Dr, Ivenderdine* The Caledonian have taken out 9 cwt- of specimens and expect the same quantity next shift The Kuranui has made an important fiud ; they have taken 1 cwt- specimens from the low levelThe Moanatairi has found some more good stone- The new lode shows six inches of solid rich stoneThe Cure crushing will'give about an ounce to the tonTub Shai:e Market-—Caledonians, <£"6 to £3-1 ; Moanatairi, £7 1-J3 ; Bisuuark, £3 ■ Thames, £() ss. Mr Buckland reports that yesterday only 80 head of cattle were yarded. They brought from 25s to -32s 6d per 100 lbs. Fat sheep, 4d to 4|d,. Pigs in short supply at extreme priccs, Arrived—Lucy and Adelaide, from Vietoria with a cargo, of potatoes, A telegram to the- " Star "" says that Te Ivooti is reported to- be between Tuhua and Taranaki, on the coast, The prospectors in Taupo have beu warned by the friendly natives,.