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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 460, 29 April 1875, Page 2

Sir George Arney's residence ia for sale. He goes home shortly. An assay oi Oliineirmri gold showed a value of two pound fifteen shillings per ounce. — Another lest of stone, ga\e fourpenny weights for one hundred weight. A woman named Sturkey died in childbirth at Coromandel. 11. M.5. ' Rosairo,' bound from Sydney to England, put in the harbour to-day, disabled. She encountered a severe squall on the 24th, eighty miles east of the Three Kings ; lost all top-g.illant-inasts, main yard ; nearly all sails blown to pieces. Jibboom and flying-jibbooin gone. Will re-fit, and proceed to England. Several grain vassels from tho South arrived today. Captain Burke was brought up at the Police Court to-day, on the charge of arson, and further remanded. The s.s. Wellington arrived in the Manukau from the Southern ports ; and the St Kilda from Waugauui. Three more deaths have occurred at Ohimenmri, from the measles. At a meeting of Cricketers, it was decided and telegraph to Dunedin that Auckland would participate in the forthcoming match with the Sydney team. An enquiry was held to-day upon the fire at Messrs Cran well's cabinet workshop. Verdict not yet known. A charge of using threatening language against Selfe, engineer, by Gilbraith, the Onehunga Wharf, lessee was heard to-day and dismissed.