PER ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN PRESS TELEGRAPH AGENCY.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1904, 9 February 1875, Page 2

PER ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN PRESS TELEGRAPH AGENCY.

A.UCKLAND, Monday. A sJarg^ nutaber \of AissJralian miners for Ohibfemuri were passengers, per s.st Wonga Wonga and Hero. KThe) { Sydney i^m^ire state%niiat the Imperial Government have given H.M.S. Pearl to the New Zealand Government for a training ship, and that it will be stationed at Wellington vr : Mr and ;Mrs k G-eprge Darrell have arrived per Hero. i Arrived:, The s.s. Wellington %pm the South. ■'.' ' • "■■■■"■; '■./" -■"-:■• - jMajor; Gordon has convened a Volunteer parade for five to-morrow to meet the. representatives;}^;;'/" J -;■ k\ir> i;.-.:> -iO: .1 Brogden's engine, drawing a ballast train,' rantbfF the lineis at-the points it Penrpse,. and. blpcked the line for an hour. No damage. : / - '; A very rich lode of maganese has been, discovered on Gebrge Graliiani's property at Waiheke, convenient for shipment. Leggett has been bailed by Mr Dargaville and Mr Graham, relieving officer. The s.s. .Hero -lias .brpijgljt,, 2s, fine ■horses. '.'"'■" /. .." ' '"" ''". '" ' '/'■' -: "' ; ;■•■ v;;.; f .p, : ' r;--,;;;; f ■ AuciCLAiiD^rThis-day;/- / The day is proclaimed a''public holiday, bu|, there are no signsi^of . the, jshojis shutting yet.' There are strings of "banners across Queen street. Probably.jfcjipfe will be more demonstration as" the'afternoon advances. ,\ '/•■-'//.n ■ \r?::-^-^\ •■-?■ -'■ -P ' ■ X Wellington, "This "day;: ■ '' H.M.S. Bosario leaves .for Sydney, on Thursday next, where she" will b& relieved of that part of her armament which the Imperial Government intends to retain! She then proceeds to Adelaide.; g ? W. Seed Esq^>fof the Customs departs inen.|, goes/hornet shortly on Jeaye of -tt^sence/'.'■'"/' <■ \:i^-.'P :?/; £*'. %i : '-/■ ' r