TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 211, 2 August 1884, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, July 31. James Anderson, the defendant m the breach of promise case, levanted to Sydney, per s.s. Rotoniahana, yesterday. New Plymouth, June 31. Mahuki (who chained up Mr C. W. Hursthouse when coming through the Waikato, and was imprisoned m Auckland gaol for it last year), together with a number of Waikato followers, passed through town this morning ou their way to Parihaka. There were over fifty natives. On Monday Te Whiti addressed the natives m the marae, but it was on subject, of a religious character, and no political construction can be put upon it. Greymouth, July 31. A very heavy shock of earthquake was felt at Ahaura at 10.35 this morning, accompanied by a rumbling noise and a shaking of the house. Dunediv, July 31. It is supposed that the man who died m the streets of Auckland is named Fred Young, who was a patient at the hospital for lung disease. On being discharged he travelled the country m search of work, but it proved too much for him. He was laid up on a station at StruthTaieri, where some L 7 was raised to procure . him a passage to Auckland for the benefit of a milder climate. At the Cromwell Post Office two of the officials m counting the letters (moistening the fingers to do so) experienced sickness and internal qualms. It was found on examination that a package of stiychinne among the letters had got loose. Oamabu, June 17. Mr Andrew Ankenhead, a wellknown farmer, was found dead m his bedroom this morning. The cause of death is not known.