FROM CORRESPONDENTS.

Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1831, 14 November 1874, Page 3

FROM CORRESPONDENTS.

Cobomandsi,, This day.

The Bismarck atruclc stone showing gold freely yesterday morning iv a reef cut in the lower level. The news was kept back by certain parties who are working the "oracle, and a false report was inserted in to-day's Coromandel Mail mine report, stating that a little gold only was seen. A few parcels of shares were picked up on the hop yesterday; but the News, publishing a correct account to-day, spoiled the game. Auckland shareholders need have caution. The tribnters in the Harbour View came across a good patch last night. The Church of England concert realised £35. The cutters Fanny and Rose are loading timber at Harris'mill for Auckland. LalrgSßhiantities of logs were driven down by th^utst freshes. Taukanga, This day. The election of officers of the .Building Society took place last night. There was a crowded meeting. Over four hundred shares were taken up. Messrs Bennett, Itogan and Jackson and llussell were proposed as solicitors—Jackson and Russell were elected. ■ The Times has a severe leader on tourists disfiguring the terraces at Eotomahana, and suggests that tho native title be extinguished and that the Government appropriate the spring district as public estate, and appoint a ranger.