TELEGRAPHIC. (From the DailY Southern Cross.) Wellington, Tuesday.

Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 360, 3 September 1874, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC. (From the DailY Southern Cross.) Wellington, Tuesday.

The Tribune urges that in consequence of, the impending change and to prevent a hitch in the jirhli.' business when nrovfucial institutions como .•t ond> a meeting of the Provincial Council i'M be called immediately. It says that the !'•<.;incial Government is without money, and that tlji 1 operations of the Education Board had bce,n brought,to a standstill through non-payment of the 'grant voted to it by the Council, and that even should the laud at Auroa, under offer to Mr Douglass, of Otngo, be sacrificed, the- price -will do no more than meet the over-draft at the bank. The difficulticf&of the position it says have become well nigh intolerable.

(New Z'-vmxi> Herald's Correspondent.) I Mr Vogel has .strongly urged Mr Stafford to join J the Ministry, offering to resign the Premiership in I his favor, and go home himself. Stafford has posi-

[ tively refused to join on any consideration, ami objects strongly to Vogel'a leaving the colony untill alter next be.S'sion. Ho .viid the financial difficulties £o,v which Vogel w.ib responsible were looming, and he. must stay and face it out. }ir Vogel says his 1 health roquiiea change of air, and if he cannot go home he will probably follow Russell to Sydney. He is much disappointed at NStaftbnl's refusal and attitude. -, '