SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 586, 22 February 1876, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

Auckland, Last Night. Mr Render Wood had a long interview with l>r Pollen to-Uay, relative to the TlininoH unemployed. It was agreed that four thousand pounds the balauce of forty thousand pounds adranced to tho Frovinco to be devoted to commencement of works nocoBB;iry, should be used to employ the Thinned miners until the mines resume wort. Hu^h Brown, lighthbuso keeper, Bean rock, while hoisting a boat last night fell from Ihe lower landing fifteen feet on to the rocks and thence into tho water, but managed to scrninble back. £fr Goldsbro' went down fit midnight. This ttrtfrning Biown was brough 4 to the hospital fearfully lacerated,

A man named Stantotj, employed by Owen «nd Graham's, fell into Hobsonotreet cutting ami broke his ribs. Sir Julius Vogel scab ©ongrfttnlatory message to the Superintendent upon the opening of the cable. Sir George Grey replied oomplimenting the Government upoa the completion of this work during their their term of office.

; OrahamstoWn. Large numbers of unemployed ara aboufc Graharaattrwu to-day, in consequence of the stoppage of the road works.

Mkrcer. At the inquest to-day, before C»pt Jackson, on the body of Frank Clark, the j'uty returned a verdict of drowned in a creek hear Rangiriri during a fit of tetn- . porary irtsanity.