SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 559, 18 December 1875, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

Auckland, FridayJ 7.30 p m Produce sale to-day, bacon" realised 8d; bams, B|d ; new potatoes, 6s 8d to 8s 6d ; fon Is small, 2s to 2s 2d ; large, 4s to 4s 4d. The Colirna is again delayed till to-morrow J undergoing repairs. A little boy, William Acton, fell off the floating logs near the Sash aud Door Company's manufactory and was rescued by Mr Brett, when nearly drowned. Messrs Header Wood and Tooks have called a meeting of their constituents. The outward mail by the Cyphrenes leaves og Sunday,

GRAHi.MBTOTTN. Mr J E MacDonald, so ictto , stands for the u.>per Thames ia the Grey inteiest.

Tauba.n t gjl. Ngatimatima tribe have returned from Te Puna, bringing their chief from the .King's prophet, being supposed to have been cured by prophecy. A meeting of Raima natives refused to agree to prospecting It ii supposed a pakeha Maori is backing the natives.

Napier. Ca< tain Russell addressed a ineeiing. Mr Maney has retired.

DUNEDIW. Macandrew has retired from Port Chalmers > candidature. Thenominution forDunediuto<>k place to-day. The following are tUe naraea proposed and show of hands, Stout, 149; Macandrew. 97; Macassey, 89 ; Armstrong, j 76; Lartiacb,3o; Grant, 23; Reynolds, 16; | and Fish, 16. A poll was demanded by Reynolds. It is stated that Macassey will retire in favour of Larnach and contest Caversham. Keynolds, it unsucceß*ful in Dunedin will try Roslyn. James Mills is v^ry likely to come Ibrward for the port. The DHnpdin Polluig thk« j 8 place o» Monc'ny.