TELEGRAMS TO THE “MAIL."

Patea Mail, 22 May 1882, Page 3

TELEGRAMS TO THE “MAIL."

, ;I (PBiR UNITED PRESS: .ASSOCIATION.) i Shot by .Poachers. . 'Christchurch. —Two hundred pounds reward is offered for the conviction of the. man who shot at Mr Deans, of Riccarton. Teachers’ Institute. Christchurch ,—The teachers of NorthCanterbury ; have decided, to form an institute on the, model of the Otago Teacher’s Institute.: Sunday Trading. .? Auckland.—The police are rigidily pro-; scenting publicans for Sunday trading. ARREST OF NATIVE DISTUR- - ~Auckland.-rTwo natives, Pakara and: Epiha, have been arrested in the Waikato,;, by order of-Mr Brj’Ce, for prevetihgffeur-* veybrs working .oh the phineinufi. f They were brought to Auckland on Saturday evening by train. .. ... kingites and the, Government* Auckland.—Major Te Wheoro, who is a'passengerJ by’ the Albion for W'el lihgton, is understood to be [ the bearer -of certain proposals from the Kingites to the Government, - r --j ; / Tbe Stanjnore penalties. Wellington.—Messrs Stout, and JVynp Williams have drafted a Stanjnp,i;e Election Indemnity Bill, .which is fo be introduced by Mr, Turnbull to-morrow, to Peliiett from penalties, and enable him to, standiagain/i -t lu- bi:«- -JD ’{ The Wrecks- . Tiraaru.,—•-No, ’more, bodies Jiaye, .been found, and it is believed six are still missing. . are coming in most liberally from-all the colony. The ship City of Perthda,being rapidly lightened, a? number ,o^boats being at work to. day... The..grain,.so jfar, injured. Mr S. Blacklock, ! chief 1 Officer'of c the City of Perth,' who had his leg amputated, on Monday, died;in the hospital yesterday. ? No, Billiard Fees- ; i ; ; hlnvercargill.rr-Tbe county solicitor says? no provision having been made in (he new licensing act, no license fees are: chargeable: for billiard and bagatelle tablesv

SIR JULIUS yOIGEL’S RETURN. London, 20th—Sir Julius Vogel has sailed Lor / by I the Orient Company’s steamship Australia.