LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 143, 17 June 1874, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

INTERPROVINCIAL. Invbbcargill, Juno 17. Brennar was brought up at the Resident Magistrate's Court, and remanded for 8 days. The girl having recovered consciousness her deposition was taken at the hospital. She said she remembered Brennar saying " I will kill you." She did; not know why he said so, as she had -never done anything to him. Brennar, who was present, exclaimed, " God bless you, not on this earth I don't wish it." Wellington, June 17. The. Government have agreed to a suggestion made by the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce that the Chambers of Commerce or other public bodies may have shipping intelligence telegraphed at the usual press rates, but the Chambers of Commerce or other public bodies which may obtain the privilege are to appoint their own agent at each port. Dunedin, June 17. Some sixty or seventy families still remain at the CaTereham immigration barracks without employment, while no engagements have been effected at the Caversham central barracks for several davs. All the immigrants sent to the branch depota are now engaged. Auckland, June 17. The Herald'* Alexandra correspondent telegraphs that Te Wheoro is still at Waitomo interviewing Tawhiao and Manuhiri. He is informed that a message is being sent by wire through Te Wheoro ta the Governor to the effect that the Hauhaus say these railways through the country will be the downfall of Kingism and now blame the Europeans who told them to make a King. They say that they have been made perfect fools of by those pakehassiid have been severe sufterers by losing Waikato and other lands. It h now with the the King party to- live peaceably with us if the^ matter can be arranged with Governmeut^