SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. {From our own Correspondents.)

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 632, 8 June 1876, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. {From our own Correspondents.)

Auckland, last nighc. District Ooart : John Wayraouth obtniuod a judgment against Sims and otheri for £10Q for logs broken loose from their shipyard* which smashed hit shed.

Grahamstown, last nigU. The Matiiikau mine wa« sold to-dajSfoc four hundred pounds.

Fauranqa, last night. Thr overland mail service was let for a subsidy of two thousand pounds, supposed to have been taken by Mr Quick.

Wellington, last night Ifc is generally understood that tho Cabinet, at a meeting on Saturday afternoon, decided to prorogue Parliament almost immediately after the assembling, as rumoured oomo months ago would be the case. Thus Parliament could enter at one? on legislation under new constitutional arrangements in a real session, which would commence a few days after tho temporary prorogation, as the provinces then would have legally ceased to exist. More cases of tcarlatina have broken out

Rotorua, last night. Tourists are taking advantage of the " Indian summer" to visit the springs before the winter rentiers the trip impossible. Several misled by the reports published in the" Tauranga Times" hare come ria Tauranga instead of through Waikato but nearly all declare that thoy will never attempt this route again, as in addition to an uupleasant sea voyage from Auckland, the road is frightfully bad. For miles and miles through the Mangarewa bush, it is. a complete slough of mud, axle deep. One invalid nearly shaken to pieces arrived in a most deplorable condition, but under the curative properties of the springs is becoming rapidly convalescent. Mr Oldham's nstonishing cure At the Rotoiti lake spring-, is bringing that particular spring into favourable notice. Those who have arrived via the Waikatojspeak favourably of the state of the

road and ot the pleasurablo return of the trip throughout, and more than ono have intimated that their impression of the Waikato district in passing through it would induce them to ultimately settle there.