LATEST TELEGRAMS (By Electric Telegraph.) FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
LATEST FROM AUCKLAND. COMING IT STRONG. BRITISH PARLIAMENT TO BE PETITIONED TO COMPEL RETRENCHMENT IN NEW ZEALAND. Auckland, Last Night .
A petition is bring signed to-day askin"- Bullish Pailiiiment to appoint a Commission U) compel retienehnienfc in New Zealand. Both papers to-night ridicule the pvout>>tei>s, who have instructed the man keeping the stand not to disclose names.
PRODUCE MARKET. P. um and dairy produce — wholesale : butter, prune fresh Is ; cheese goo.l faeluiy, id to 4| 1; Canterbury none eggs tfd ; laid in bladders 5-jjjd ; baeun and luuih, provincial, 5d Lo Ud ; hams 7d to ty ; Canterbury bacon; 'new cure 7d ; bacon and hams in oqnal quantities 7£d ; iiams <s| I.
HOW ARE THIS MIGHTY FALLEN. Dunmjin last nitfufc. As showing the extreme j<"opur.ly in which tlu- sent of the Piemier is placed, it may be mentioned that he is milking u house to house canvas. HitherLO JSir Robuit Stout resolutely refused to personally solicit \otes.
lIKAV* KAIN ON WEST COAST. Guevmouth last niglit. Two inches of n»in have already fallen ail' l in i he rivers tlieir is a slight fresh, theie is a jKJ-s-iUUity of a Hood, as weather has nut cleuieil, uu»l tuo ranges me heawly coated with snow.
i.ATEST tfllOM THAMES. Thuiuk, La^L nit^t.fc. David LiiuUay, liwnseoof the Queen's Hotel, w.is to ilay tiueJ £S and costs l<»i- bulling jiquoi niter liuurs. Moaiiutairu buyers 9s, sellers 9s Gil ; MituuU.ius, uuyei-ft Is 2 I, Saxons buyu's
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 218, 3 September 1887, Page 2
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247LATEST TELEGRAMS (By Electric Telegraph.) FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. LATEST FROM AUCKLAND. COMING IT STRONG. BRITISH PARLIAMENT TO BE PETITIONED TO COMPEL RETRENCHMENT IN NEW ZEALAND. Auckland, Last Night. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 218, 3 September 1887, Page 2
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