TELEGRAPHIC.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 117, 15 October 1873, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC.

PEE ANQIXJ-AUSTRALIAN PRESS TELEGRAPH AGENCY. Latest from the Waikato. The Superintendency. The Provincial Elections. Auckland, Tuesday Evening. Combaeatively little interest seems as yet to be displayed regarding the election of Superintendent. The nomination comes off next Friday. Mr Williamson and Mr Dargavillo are both in town. Mr Gillies has gone to the Thames on an unknown mission. It is rumoured that he is coming out, but it is believed there is no foundation for the report. The Southern Cross leaves at fire o’clock. Arrived : Isabella, from Opotiki. Alexandra, Tuesday Evening. is now at Te Kuiti. At late meeting there he informed his people to get ready canoes in about three weeks, as he intended to visit Ngaruawahia and Maungatautari. Manuwhir objected. Tawhiao then reminded him he was King, and would have his own way. (FROM CUE OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Auckland, Monday Evening. The nomination for the Superintendency will take place on Friday first (17th). The election (polling) is fixed for Thursday, November 6. Writs for Provincial Council elections are in the hands of the Returning Officer. The dates for general election are not yet announced. On dit that Mr Williamson intends visiting East Coast settlements before the election. Latest from the Thames. Breach of Arms Act. (prom orb <owsc correspondent,) Qeahamstown, Tuesday Evening. Two gunmakers are charged in Resident Magistrate’s Court to-day with selling arms without licenses. The cases are still proceeding. Inspector Thompson is prosecuting. The Superintendent is here—it is said in Mr Lusk’s interest. Mr Gillies declines positively to stand again himself. First-rate gold in No 4 winzco of Caledonian. Considerable excitement over it. Shares on the advance.