Telegraphic.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume V, Issue 431, 28 October 1876, Page 3

Telegraphic.

(?BOK OUa CHTH COBBESPONDBNT.) Avokiand, Last Night. Pulleing, publican, who is holding out against bailiffs at tbe Alexandra Hotel, efcill refuses to surrender. The new season at tho Theatre Royal commenced with " Rose Michel," an excellent ' piece. I vVilliam Joyce, who under pretence of being a Queensland runholder and a great swell generally, obtained- sums of money from two ' persons, was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment by the magistrate; j A pnblie reception for Sit George Grej is being organised. These Jane Douglas arrived last night ; she is advertised to make two trips a month between GHsborne and Auckland, calling at all intermediate ports, The Star's special correspondent telegraphs from Wellington — " Government's ultimatum \to New South Wales is : ' Will agree to \ abandon Honolulu, bnfc. insist on Auckland being made the port of call, and will abandon the service rathor than yield or accept the Bay of Islands.'" Wells, who deoamped by the mail steamer, bas left liabilities to about £2,000, about half ! of which are unsecured. Buckland reports fat cattle in full numbers, i 28b to 30s per 1001 b; fat sheep, slightly higher { lamba plentiful, 9s to Ws j piga in smaller numbers aod b'jgber vjaJw* {raou a imau&omwtrs.) Wbiungton, Last Night. Mr Henry Russell, of Napier, served a writ against Didsbury and Grindlo, printer and editor of, tho Wdka Maori, for £10>000 damages for libel.