TELEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 657, 11 June 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

WELLINGTON. June 10. The German residents here, through their Consul, send a letter of sympathy to the Emperor, expressing hopes of his speedy recover)', «. AUCKLAND. June 11. The Ngatimaniapoto number 300 at Mokeham Rewi sent a letter to the Government, stating that lie regards the Waitara meeting as an end of the troubles. The proposition is mooted to pmploy Mr. Clark to report on the best system of drainage for the city. ThoHovis. Messrs. Sheohnn and Bunny, and Messrs. Gill and Grace left in the Hinemoa this afternoon for Hokianga, where a, largo body of natives are assembled to welcome them. Lewis Brothers' creditors agreed to-day to wind up the estate under a deed of assignment. Out of the 10.000 Tahio trout ova sent by Mr. Thomas Russell, only 3000 arrived alive. The Acclimatisation Society decided to ask the Chiisiehnrch Society's terms for 3000 brown tro ;:. The Herald and Star to-day strongly deny the statements in Mr. 11. H. Kf-y----nokls' letter to the 'Press Ageney. , « WANfLYNUI. June 10. The Harbor Board to-day accepted the tenders of Messrs. Henderson and Fergus, of Dnncdin, for the three contracts of river improvement and harbor works. The amount is L2~>,1!)7. NEW PLYMOUTH. June 10. Major Brown, Civil Commissioner, calls for tenders in to-day's Herald for the erection of three buildings at Waitara. to be completed by the lilth June, and for removing the same, for the purpose of holdiug the forthcoming native : meeting. Tenders arc also called for the supply of bread, potatoes, beef, tea, sugar, &c. The New Plymouth new Harbor Board had its first meeting to-day. when Mr. T. Kelly was re-appointed Chairman, and Mr. T. Kintr Treasurer.