TELEGRAPHIC. (From the Daily Southern Cross.) Wellington, Thursday.

Waikato Times, Volume VI, Issue 328, 20 June 1874, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC. (From the Daily Southern Cross. ) Wellington, Thursday.

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M'^m-b Runrtli' uirl C.issett, oi P.ilei, obtained n contract for .'iveting a railway bridge over the Wanganui river, for CJIB3I. The Defonco Office notifies that Arthur Morrow ha^ been appointed Captain of JNu. 3 Compnny Auckland Rifle Volun-h-ers. The berviees of No. 4 Company Auckland Rifle Volunteers have been discontinued. The following re--i.ru ittons have been accepted :— Captain W. T. Bassett, Ot luuhu Troop of the Royal Cavalry Volunteers 5 and Captain A. Moriow; also. Coptnin J. McConndl. No. 3 Comp.niy Auckland Hide Volunteers ; Honorary Lieutenant K. Moss, Auckland Riuo Volunteers and BngaJe Cncbts. Nclion, Thursday. The Governor sailed in the Blanche at ono o'clock, and intends if possible to mil at Picton. The ball la3t night was a great success, over 200 were present-. Greymouth, Tnursday. In tho District Court to-day judgment was given in the aclion the Municipal Council v. Hughes and McCarthy, [ le-sces of the Brunncr coal mine, to compel payment of £11G oild, the promised contribution towards Mr Moriarty's fee. Judge Harvey nonsuited plaintiffs, with costs, on account of the action being premature and on tho point of ultra vires likewise raised. Tne Judge was of opinion that tho Municipal Council had no right to enter into an engagement for services connected with harbour works.