TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1792, 4 December 1895, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SIR PATRICK BUCKLEY' - "Wellington, Saturday. Sir P. Buckley having accepted the judgeship, has retired from the legal firm with which he has been so long associated, and the partnership is dis - solved. Instead of Buckley, Stafford; and Treadwell, the firm will now be Stafford. Treadwell, .and Field, f) ■ _

DAIRY PRODUCE FOR LONDON Wellington, Saturday. The dairy produce taken from the colony by the Ruapehu yesterday con-" sisted of 264 tons of butter and 146£ tons of cheese,* collected as follows: — Lyttleton, 34 tons butter and six tons cheese; Dunedin, tons cheese; Auckland, 40 tons butter - Wellington, 190 tons butter and 75 tons cheese.: TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT WAIHI. . r ' Parkoa, Monday. The Government have, decided to open a branch telegraph office at Waihi in r about - T ein * porary premises have been rented until •the permanent buildings aVe ejected.. - ; SIR P. BUCKLEY- LEFT FOR TE ;£S . V v AROHA ' W elli n fton, Monday.. Sir Patrick B.uckley left by the Waihora in Saturday night for a trip to Te ArOha. He has not been in the best of health for some time, and if is hoped that the change aind rest will completely restore him before he takes' up his new duties. Sir. P. Buckley informs me that he will, stay at To Aroha a week or ten days. He is very grateful for the kind invitations which have been extended to him by friends in the north and in other parts of I;he colony. He takes up his new duties after Christmas.