(From the Daily Southbrn Cross.) Tauranga, Saturday.

Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 473, 1 June 1875, Page 2

(From the Daily Southbrn Cross.) Tauranga, Saturday.

Saturday. Everything is quieb here and the natives are diligently preparing grounds and fences for wheat crops, which will on being finished stimulate them to fresh enterprise and expedition. Rewi, the Ngatimauiapoto chief, has just arrived from Whakatane, as he is returning to the Waik.Uo. He has been received everywhere with gi'eat demonstrations ; socially, not politically.

Napier, Saturdaj*. Mr E. Miller has sold 500 cull merino ewes, be-

longing w uapu tvusovn, Uv «~ -.. . , biei merinos at 11s 6d, and a draft of Mr Bridges at 4s. The balance was held over at 4s 6d. He also sold yesterday 120 head cattle. Store cows with calves brought £Q to £7 ; heifers 18 months a d 30 months. £4 2s 6d to £~) 15s; steers 12 months and 30 months, £4 to £7 13s; f t co\rs — middling class. £7 10s to £8 15s. These are the highest prices for this class of stores, but it is expected higher prices will rule. Butchers talk of

raising price of meat Id per Ib. Wellington, Saturday. Owing to continue illness in the family of Justiced Williams, Justice Johnson will hold the next sitting of the Supreme Court at Dun^.din, and Mr Chapman, by special commission, will hold the session of the Court at

Supreme Invercargill. Christchurch, Saturday. This afternoon, a 300 yards race for £10, was run between young Delaney of Auckland, and Pentecost of Canterbury. The former won easily.