TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 31, 2 April 1879, Page 3

TE LEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

■ .'•:■', LIBB PBBBB ASSOCIATION.]. . : -. • Wbllington, Tuesday, 8 p.m. L Mr. James Mackay has gone to Parihaka ,to interview Te WMti. .ThJOratiTSS^h'ttTe faith in him. A large number of Natives^ generaiUy^riendly.disposed, now • say thatTe Y^hitiMjigKt'in defending tlieil land ;' while others say, " Q-ire .tis' fiberaK reserrea, and (^o^ernm^jQt. oan take the re»t, !'aiid'' matters ban bet • ;T<j Whiti's immediate f bUbwers, on the Piains-TTthat is, \ i Titplcowaru's imexir-HBeejn 'holder than ever, and, laugh, the. threats oit Government to : scorn. . - The impression fast gaining grqund . ., amongst, the whites is that the" action of tRe , (^veiaynentiji sending. Mackay to T^Whitt is perfect folly. "WhilsC Mackay ispa'rleying . with regard to the Plains, the'Natives only: gather* in impudence. Mackay' a^^ report'''to- ( -6orehixaenit*jmaj > .bi! k :.'^p|seJ^j tp; anxiously. : v ' ' ' CraiSTO^TOCT, Tu|9|day, B,p,m. ; ■ Durjh^fchelpast^twjelve months fprtyjtwb fires oecurreHjin this i City/ ' ' ;'•* _ ; . ■ - - ■•- ; Di^ro^ Ti^sday, B<p,m ? , " No leps than nineteen claims for.damage sustained through the. late flpod; hare .been sent into the. Corporation. . ; , . . The. Education Board having resohed se■yerelyvto censure,; Mr. EveriH»i : the. master " of/ the; Mount Cbbk Schpol ajadremprftWo of the Misses M'Q-owan. to other schools [but'withont f censure, on them, the. Committee hare, expressed their dissatisfaction : w^th the deoiaion, snd threaten to resign. Tfaa excess*, p^- , receipts over expenses of th^New Zealand "Railways for the four ;;W.eekt to March 8, were £37,501.- - Th?re, aip.ino ciri^ case? for trial a£ tjie v nextsiifjing of,? thp, Su,nreme/ Court- but i ftft^een. prisoners await trial: ; The. ketch Fanny C^oddardi with young ' ■ Sterenson, on board, is still missing, a'S li^f hoßps ot/ita. safety, are entertained •