BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Evening Star, Issue 3430, 18 February 1874, Page 2

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

. , , , Riverton, February IS. . ] a . na ™ e d Hurst, eleven years of age, was killed in a stock yard at Orepuki on Monday evening. He was kicked to death by a horse. m. tt ~ ,J^ v , miA , N ’ GA > February IS. ihe Honorable W. box is expected here this afternoon overland from Napier. He mu-noses starting a Good Templar Lodge. 11 A great Native runanga is to be held shortly at Ohinemun respecting land. Mr Mackav will be present on behalf of the Government. Wellington, February 18, Bl “ cS '”' i ’ *■* * A ... Guahaxjstqwn, February 18. A deputation from tlip Railway Committee to : day to have ap interview vitp tpe Fremief, and to lay Ijefore' him data urging the construction of the Thames valley Rainy ay. He will be interviewed to-morrow bV appointment. ‘ • .. . , Christchurch, February U, i he highest scorers in tlie Cadet firing are •-« Hornbrook, with 72; Dawson, 71; Jackson, 61; Wood, 52; Melton, 51; Pavitt, 49; and Glosson, 48. A new monthly periodical is announced, under the title of the ‘ New Zealand Trump. Tho first number is to bo issued in March. The share list of tho New Zealand Woollen Company closes in Canterbury on March 1 and in tho other Provinces on March 10. 1 „ ... . , Auckland, February 18. Sullivan has left Auckland, but tho Governmeut police and keep his future movements verv secret, and decline to give any information beyond the statement that he has gone. It is