TELEGRAMS. INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1778, 27 November 1883, Page 2

TELEGRAMS. INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Monday. THl'lvm. Mv llollesfcon loft fchi-> moining foi the WiUi.iKip.l di^tiict, to inspect the land m tho Sovonty-nnlu Bush, which w ill be pl.icod m the lii.v kut diving the biuniner.

CIIKTSTCIiriIOJT, Moud.iv. A ni.iii niuned .lohn Booth, il gJidoner, leading .it Y.ildhui-t, w.b found in bod with his tliKi.it. out h-t m^ht. Deceased had boon dunking lieaulv latel\. The bocl} r of .1 man n.unod William Thoin.ii v.is found Ho.itmg in Lvtfcelton 1-1 a i bour to-d^ . Di'cu.ned w.v* >\ ho.uiuin on biuid tho Fnth of Uoinock, which hailed foi I'jiigl.ind a few da>-> ago. Ho was repoitoda-* having debited. Tho skull w.as tractuiod, it is -uiiiio-ed by falling when going on bund the ship. D.uiiol Mayowell, liono nitimuc maker, \\a-, conumttud for tiial on a chaiye of faKe pi otonfei Accu--ed obtained fifteen poundi advance fiom the New Zealand gi.unagLMicv on fi\e ca^ks of alleged tallow, which piovod to bo ii yollo\,- lunud extracted fiom bones, tind woithles-,.

DUXKDIX, Monday. A bold attempt til buiglary was niudo on Saturday night, at Mr .Montague-, fancy ln/aai. in tlu 1 cutting, but foitmiately no 10-.-, w a.-> s\i-,tiin.ed. An ontiy w .is made by tlm Wok door, one of tho panels of which uas cut oul. The would-lw tluuvus tlicn made a clem sweep of the moie valuable ai tides in the windows, and m other jjai ts of the shop, putting their plundei into a largo bag. Something must, houevei, at this junctuic ha\ c alaimed them, for on the signs of the attempt being obsen ed during Sunday, and the shop being opened by the propiietoi, a \ast quantity of aiticles weie found in the bag, which was lying on the on the shop floor. The High School boys, Lane and Lo\egiove, who bpent Katmday night on the locks off the Ocean Beach, to-day nppe.M quite ieco\eied fiom their night".-, ducking. In a state of .1 nudity, to affoid themselves as much shelter as possible, they stripped away a lot of guano from the fiont of the crevice wheie they spent the night, and piled it up with ice plants, which grow on the ihland, on the top, and for some time they 1 kept themselves waim and created .amusement throwing stones at the biids. The scieechmgs of these featheied companions kept them awake all night, and it was well that this was so, for it is doubtful whether they would have been found ah\e had sleep ovei taken them. Lovegio\e says that at one peiiod Lane was unconscious, and lie thumped him on the back until he could get him to talk. NeiLhei will admit being the least afi.ud din mi? their t-tay on the island. They saw tlu» people on shoie, and knew that they could be rescued some tune 01 another. At the same tune, however, they would not like to have the adventure lepeatcd.