SPECIAL TELEGRAMS To " The Waikato Times." (From the Anglo-Australian Telegraph Agency.)
Alexandra, Friday. It is exported that Tawhiao alone will be tho principal 9pealier at Kuifi to-morrow, Ho will enunciate his future policy »s regards his dealings with tho Q-orernmcnt. Many aro of opinion that tho Waikatos will Tisit Ngaruawahia immediately afterward*.
Auckland, Friday. A cricket match took place to-dny, Kodney v. Auckland ; it was won by the latter. The (Governor left Tnuranga for Aucklund this afternoon. Captain Uolman. of the barque Anazt, lately stranded near Auckland, bolted lait ovening m the Slav of the South for Fiji. A warrant wat, jcitvida.r served on him for assaulting tbo second uiato. IIi» certificate had been restored. Ho did not pay his lawyer. F. 11. Troop has published • long address in to-night's Star, offering himself v* a candidate for the seat for Jb'ranLlm in the General Asiombljr. The Btulemcnt m»de by the Otajo Daily Times to the effect that Mr Vogel would next session ask the Assembly for a lonn of three «iilhon» for the purr.oso of monopolising the trade of Polyneiia, it contradicted authoritatitely.
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Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 293, 28 March 1874, Page 2
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183SPECIAL TELEGRAMS To "The Waikato Times." (From the Anglo-Australian Telegraph Agency.) Waikato Times, Volume V, Issue 293, 28 March 1874, Page 2
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