AUCKLAND.
Saturday night. The Auckland Orange Lodges hare sent a telegram of sympathy to Christchurch Orangemen, and assurance of support. A meeting of all the Orwg* lodges is called for Monday evening fey
the Grand Lodge of the North Island at Protestant Hall, to consider what steps shall be taken'to call upon authorities to punish Canterbury outrages. Public opinion strongly condemns Inapectior Broham for abnegating his functions and invoking the services of a priest to maintain order.
Pastor Chiniquy is expected to arrive by the Hero on Sunday night.
Mr Gill, of the Native Department, has gone to Tauranga to settle several old claims. To Whiti and Te Kooti are acting in concert. Te Kooti has appointed several fast days. The next will be held on New Year's Day.
Mr Sykes, principal in a large manufacturing industry, is now in Auckland, having visited the Sydney Exhibition for the purpose of exhibiting his weaving machinery. Mr Sykes proposes to cooperate with any persous interested in the est&blishmentof a woollen manufactory in Auckland, and to assist a scheme by supplying the latest machinery.
Miss Leaf, Miss Teague, Miss Hunter, Mr Riccardi, and Mr Harding, leading members of the Auckland Comic Opera Company, have received from Melbourne a handsome offer for their services in a 1 Pinafore' troupe which is being formed in that city and signified their acceptance. A fracas took place between Harry Prince, a well-known ' bootmaker, and Wickham, editor of the Free Lance, over an article in that paper advising the public to steer clear of the Southern rooks, and lay their money with the local sports. It is understood Wickham will lay an information against Prince for threatening language. ,
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3436, 29 December 1879, Page 2
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280AUCKLAND. Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3436, 29 December 1879, Page 2
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