SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 582, 12 February 1876, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

Auckland, Friday, 7 p.m. At the Produce Sales to-day, fowls realised 2s to 2a 8d ; geese, 3s to 4s 6d ; turkeys, 3s €d to ss ; butter 8d to lOd : cheese, s£d to IOd ; potatoes, 4s (id ; bacon (in cloth), I Id. The only insurance on last night's fire was Jtsoo on Porter's stock. Nothing further has transpired relative to Wynyard.

"WeIJiINOTON. A great ovatiou was given to Sir Julius Vogel last night. The torchlight procession was a threat success. The address of welcome alluded to benefits flawing from Sir Julius Voxel's policy. Sir Julius iti replying referred to the gratification afforded him by the reception, and said that, with the exception of eight 'weeks, he hud devoted himself unvaryingly to the iuterests of the Colony, while away. He especially alluded to the cable ne<*ociation. The remainder of the speech consisted of a glowing eulogy of New Zealand, and its reso rees, and the benefits which the Public Works Policy was fitted to confer. The Government have proposed to the Mail Contractors that the service should begin from the present outgoing anil ; subsidies due for the past being forfeited. Napier. Mr Douglas, son of Sir Donald McLean, made a journey from Wellington to Napier ou a velocipede, in six day a. He | suffered little from exhaustion. Tauranga. No steps are being taken to arrest the Tairua murderers.