SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1110, 10 August 1883, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(FR)MOUR. OWN. CORRESPONDENT Dunedin, Audits? 9, 7.30 pm. At the gaol enquiry yesterday Mr Solomon male a very long and able speech on behalf of Mi Caldwell. The Irish informals ex-Pathan are to be removed in the meantime on Board H.M.S. Nelson. The Gold Duties Abolition Bill wag read the third time in the House of Represefcatires yesterday. ’Che return of gold duties ©aid to local 'bodies last'year was laid on 'he table of the ’ ,House— take, County,Ll 147 ; Manjototo. £2280 ; v Tuopeka.’;L^OVincent. 12302. Ike Hoihow sailed yetferdsy with a cargo "lltmg; CkD^ajj. the effects of s-fenghfe,’ caused a day nr two -■inc* 6y a maak&y savagely assaulting an «Si, infant. --. j; , r, •The exoiteqiffut in.Ciiiterbury is shatedkiiA shares are not in such demand •a lately. No furtherfelegrams referring to them bare been reevivW'Wdin Loudon. .' Tiniaru is gold-prospecting parties ia’he district. - v : - The enquiry antet the' accident to the Rotomahma commence I to day and not yet over. . . ;,,.i ’. Captain Burforfc, of the Salvation Army, appeared in the Police Court to-day, charged with obstructing the traffic in the Octagon ; jßned ls and costa. A deputation waited on SirG. Whitmore, relative to N.Z. Rifle Association, respecting Government ai l for this year, Sil G. Whitmore replied favorably. The meeting is propo ed to be held at Auckland this year. . .-■< s An official telegram has been received in Chiistchurch re diamonds, hut not made public. rr he Auranoo from L'verpool, and B itish King from London have arrived at Pori Cnatmer.