TELEGRAPHIC. (From the Daily Southern CROSS )

Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 277, 19 February 1874, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC. (From the Daily Southern CROSS )

Wollington, Tuesday. The police are memorialising the Government for an inciease of pay. The immigrants per Ocean Mill bare been employed by the Provincial Govrrnmont ou rood work iv the inte.ior of the province, at 7s per day, as long as they choose to remain. The Evening Post has been requested to state that the attempt to form tl.at paper into a Joint Stock Company has been ab tndoned. Chriitchurcb, Tuesday. Some difficulty is experienced in obtaining men to represent the province in the intercolonial boat race Lyttelton.Turvibj Governor Weld was a passenger by tlioOtago winch are rived to-day. The town and shipping \n pro decorated in honor of bin arrival. lie was met at the Heads by the prurincial Executive. Dunedni, T'lesd-n A depuUtion of Iho p!l^HL'r!eers per Surat waited upon the Superintendent for hu assistance tv lecovt* 1 their luggage irom tlie parties who bomrht the wreck of the ship, uud who refuse to give it up, He rreommended them to ask the iSuiat fund committee to purchase their clothe*, and said the Govern mrnt would give them some assistance ihvat satisfaction is expressed here that Sullivan was not allowed to bo foist td upon the American people. In the cntr of Hunt v. T)r StW for the wrongful treatment of lus leg, the Court gate judgment for £100 and costs.