TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2240, 7 June 1881, Page 3

TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

SECOND EDITION.

NEW ZEALAND[PBB PBESS ASSOCIATION."! AUCKLAND, Juno 7. The Stall. The City of Sydney left San Francisco on Saturday, the 4th inst., and is expected hero on the 26th or 27th. licensing CourtThe Licensing Court refused to grant any new licenses. En Route. Most of the Auckland members go in the Hinemoa this afternoon. Mr Moss remains till Sunday. MiningMore rich specimens are to hand from Blaokmore’s claim at Tiki, Coromandel. ■J8175 was offered for an eighth share. INVERCARGILL, June 7. The Cutter HannahFe>rs are entertained for the safety of the cutter Hannah, which loft Stewart’s Island two months ago with a party for the Mutton Bird Islands, who were landed safely. The cutter then loft to return, but has not since been hoard of. Licensing CourtAt the annual meeting of the Licensing Court all the applications for renewals were granted, except for four wooden buildings, the applications for these renewals being held over pending arrangements for re-building. Chinese Immigration. At the largest meeting ever held at Riverton the question of cheeking Chinese immigratin was discussed, and a series of resolutions adopted to the effect that Government be petitioned to adopt remedial measures, and apply the same regulations to intercolonial steamers as apply to foreign vessel*. In regard to inspection by the health officer, any Chinese on board to bo fumigated* together with their effects, and that oarptains and owners of vessels be held responsible for the importation of diseased thinatSion ; that all Chinese in the colony, and to arrive, pay a yearly tax, and that co-operation with other districts interested he solicited.