TELEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 710, 26 June 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PRBSS AGENCT.) WELLINGTON. June 25. Notice is given to-day of the now English and Maori paper to be started "at Gieborne about the time Parliament meet#. The Independent «*ys such a paper ig much needed. Largo promises of support from Europeans and Maoris have bean given. BLENHEIM. June 25. The D'Urvilles Island Copper Company's shares are at a high premium ; 10a has been offered on 2s 6J paid-up. There are no shares in the market here. Wellington snd the West Coast did not tako any shares. The result per ton. smelted is 30 per cent, copper, *- * WAITARA. June 35. At lino o'clock Rewi, aocompanied by a irw>' "of chiefs, hearing that Sir George Gn. •-\s not well, went to his an?rters. ''■■. uvao Grey was sitting by the fire-si-'>t. from a heavy cold, the tn0'- "or.f 'h--r disagreeing with him. Fn-riHiiy iniorchangos took place, s'he iu,:-etin.i-: was puvwly private, one rsatm: only being pveaoijt. It was then srrw.gecl that, owii>g to the wealh-T ana the ri'onof the Parc-haka natives, t-'v-. meeting should be d f-n-red till n. si day. .Each side expressed « vigil for William King to be pi>*en<- i hp is tomorrow. Aftev «vui»"U>n» ! i»lf »'> h«iir, R«wi left oil the -asdrnWAii'V that special iiK-e»-jT)i;er» should be despatched north fend south to hurry his visitors up for the meeting. AUCKLAND, June 25. A monster meeting is called to urge the Government t-o construct a central stfitioD. A teh-srram has been sent to SirGeorge Grey, asking him if he will preside. The criminal calendar ia light, and made up of cases of theft, embezzlement, and fai3c pretences.