TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 669, 2 September 1876, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

A UOKLAND, lrtlt night. Finlay, who ende uour«d 'o alioot the Clerk to Young, Butober. in Queen-street ahoub two years ago died in the- Aiylum. He refused to take any food. The Doctor farced sowo in with a ftomach pump, but he tank and died.

Graiumstown, lait night. At the inquest on Mr G. G. Mak»y of Auckland, Slmrebroker. who cut his tbro.it at. the Pacifio Hotel a Terdiot of suicide wliile lahoui-ing under tompurary lusuuitv wa« returned. DuNIDrN, last night. Mr M«can.lr«w telegmphod that Stouts local Option Bill ca.mot pass this Seadion.

PARLnMENTARI. The "Star" oorwapoudent telegraphs that tho Opposliou will prob«ioljr pr#as ihe Goverumenc h.rd on flir Jalltt* Vogel's appointment,

Sir G Grey* party here show do tort of ■Atixfaction or chu-Hatisf action as yet in tho matter of tbo New Ministry, though it «eemn to >ie felt that Mr Whi taker's ftooesnou to thu Miuintry tivpi a guaran. tci of jus* ice in soiuo shape to AucklaDii,

THK FOOTB\LLERS. The Canterbury men Mr by th« Hawe», t' - lay, Larue crowds ass' mb!ecl at the Bt»'i«iii to Li 1 them by. Many Auckland footballer* and their frien Is aucorDi»nied them on bourd the tttatn'T. No rt-cption ha> been more BDtlm*iiaBtiG thnn they received, lhay wero general f*\ourit«i during tbeir »hort stay. Cunterbnry promisfß to bring up a. cricket team next summer.