SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 723, 3 February 1877, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, last night. Ourtin's execution is fixed for Tuesday next. The 100 yards match for £50 a side between E Ellis and Selby,, one of the All England Eleven, resulted, m an easy victory for Selby. Produce sales to«day, bacon *m cloth, 101 ; roll, 7d; cheese, 31 to 7J ; potatoes, 2s 6id to 4s j Ta'anaki butter, 8 I to 8k ;': fowls, Is 9 1 to 2\ 5i ; geese, 2s 91 to 3s. Mr Thomas Morrin shot a splendid deer at Mohitapu. Alexandra, last night. , Two well-known Europeans named M or- .' gan, and Lanauze who has been living: with Morgan at .Tuliua, a native settle-: ment between Kapua and Otorohonga were turned off by Rewi yesterday, who sent them m with twelve men to Te Wheoro. [/The wording of our Correspondent's telegram is very hazy here, ; but they seem to have been guilty of some indisoretion, wbioh the natives resented.] Lanauzo says he is determined to return. Morgan was here at the time of Rewi's visit, but heAvill not be allowed m the King country dn future. A large meetiag took plaoe to-day, when all the -chiefs were present "talking over the Native Minister's visit. Oaacaku, last night. The railway was opened tbrough to Chrisi.cb.urch amid great rejoicings. The - weather is so intensely hob that harvesting operations are proceeded with at aighfc. : Canterbury land sales keep producing heavy receipts.