SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.) ALEXANDRA. THE WINIATA "SHAVES." LATEST RELIABLE PARTICULARS. Monday.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 583, 15 February 1876, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.) ALEXANDRA. THE WINIATA " SHAVES." LATEST RELIABLE PARTICULARS. Monday.

Your informant as to Winiata's movements has been hoaxed as well as others here. The messenger who leported he had left Winiata at Te Kuiti was Te Ika, not Tawhiao'a but Ta Tawhiao's messenger, sent here on private business. lie gave out that he had seen Te Warana, a Wharepapa man, at Kuiti, who he said l'eportod that Winiata had been at Wharepapa, and had gone thence to Kuiti and on to Tahua, but Te Ika had only been gassing as usual. There is reliable news from Te Kuiti up to Friday morning, I aslso saw peoole this morning from VVharepapa an<3 Oaotearoa, and am satisfied that up to these dates Winiata had not been heard of at any of those places, et tending as "they do acrosß from the Waipa side to the back of Maungatautari. Tawhiao has hot been within 60 miles of Kuiti for the last three weeks, but has been visiting the different settlements at Kawhia and Aotea. Win'mta may have crossed the frontier and passed on to the sonthward, but there is no evidence of it in any shape.

Auckland, Monday, 7 p.m. A telegram was received to-day, stating* positively that the Kaipara Railway will be commenced in April. •Tadranoa. Instructions have been received to prosecute the Tairua murderers who kre'living near Mr Vesey Stewarts residence at j Kati Kati.

Wellington. Dr Pollen resigns the Premiership, and the Ministry will be reconstructed before the Governor goes North. The City of 'Frisco sails with outward mailfi at midnight. Parliament hai been further prorogued to the 25th of A.pril next. The Wellington " Evening ArguV' calls "in question "the validity of Mr Whitaker's ©lection for Waikato, on the ground that as a party to the Waikato gwamp transaction he is disqualified. Auckland, noon. The Hero, arrived from Sydney, brings English Mails via San 'Francisco. The s s Granada had arrived at Sydney on the sth inst.

CABLEGRAMS London, Febru&ry 5. The majority of the French senators «le6ted are nfoderat'e republicans. The Northern envoys verbally submitted Count Andrapy's scheme for reform to the Porte and the others are supporting it. The Porte promises to consider the proposals. It is believed that the Porte will accept. Several new Baronets have been created. The ""Great Britain baa arrived from Melbourne. The Duke of Edinburgh is about to assume the naval command extending to a two yeai's cruize. Cardinal Manning is supporting the "Vatican in examining into 'the achetne for an uuion between extreme English ritualist* and the Church of K.ome. One hundred leading ritualistic clergyman have repudiated the scheme. The "Judges of the Queen's Bench decided that Shaw Saville must be refused their moiety of the passage money remaining due for the passages of the immigrants by theillfated Cospatrick,

AUSTKALIAN. The Hibernia set out with the cable. A message was received stating that 130 miles of the cable from Botany had been, successfully laid, 'and that the vessel trus steadily progressing towards New Zealand The ZealandTa ship for the San Francisco service had arrived at Sydney.