LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1159, 16 April 1872, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

[PER GREVILLE's<; TEIEGRAP^ COMFAN,?,,}: : /.. - „„ . .reuter's agents. J Auckland, April 15. Abel Goldsworth, a miner, dropped dead in the street. ■'■.', A Mr Peppercorn, after twenty years residence in Sydney, has returried, and claims a large tract of valuable land at Coromandel. .. y . | " It is intended to transfer Haley ty) Dunedin, in order to prevent his escape; It is believed that the schooner Jubilee, missing on the voyage from Auckland to Napier, was stolen by the master, Harry Hill, as he was seen in Belfast recently. The vessel was supposed to be lost, and was valued at LBOO. ' i Henry George Collett, committed on a charge of falsifying his books, at the Thames, has failed to answer his bail, which has been forfeited. . Charleston, April 15. Lawrence Laheen has been killed by a fall of earth. HoxiTir a, April 15. There is no sign of the steamer Claud Hamilton. Mr Tribe, M.H.R., as agent for Mr Broaden, applied for a water- right lice lse for the Mikonui Race. The terms required are a fifty years' license for five chains of land on each side of the race throughout a length of twenty-one miles, and a special claim for mining purposes for the whole length of the race, to be along the lower side of the protected belt. It is reported that the Warden recommends the application, and that the Governor's Delegate is likely to grant it. Arrived — Ceres, from Warrnambool, potato-laden.