LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent.

Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 92, 7 March 1885, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent.

Auckland, Friday. Bucklnnd reports, at Bemuera, Thursday : — fat cuttle, in full numbers, but many very middling quality ; good animals at last week's quotations, from 18m to 21s per lOOlbs ; sheep, full supply maintained, their prices ; fat lambs were of fxceileut quality, and also in good request, the greater part bringing from 10s to 13f» each. Dairy cows, scarcely so eagerly completed for as as at last few markets ; store cattle, young stock and stuerw, in low condition, at lower values, but fresh conditioned steers in fair inquiry ; pigs, plentiful, but required. Fisher's stables in Lome .street, a twostorey brick building, has collapsed. Five horses escaped in a marvellous way. The accident is attributed to thirty tons of flour being stored in the loft, the joists not being intended to bear such a strain. , The following Auckland representatives who intend to take part in the forthcoming shooting contest at Wellington, went South per Te Anau to-day ; Artillery Co. : Sergt. Alleu, Gunner Parslow, Sergt. Henderson, Gunner Webster, and Gunner Payne. Victoria Co. : Cupt Mahon. City Guards : Lieut. Oeborne, Vol. Lee, and Vol. Sterling. Provision Market — Wholesale : Butter, fresh, lOd ; butter, salt, sctrce. 9d to lOd ; cheese, good factory, s£d to 6d ; eggs, la (jd per dozen ; bacon and hams, provincial, 6d to 8d ; hams, 8d to 9d ; Canterbury bacon, in cloth, 9{d. Wanganui, BViday. The Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting today ; — Wnnganui Cup Handicap, 500sova. second horse to receive 50sovs from tho stakes, third horse to save his trtakes, 'i\ miles. — Speculation, 1 : Bayard, 2 ; Sir 13edevere, 3. Won by half a length.