SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 753, 14 April 1877, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

yXj y .... Au(kLANDJ>ilst : nigh^ ' i^iThe J&ev Mi^Gosh declihed a call. fi;om Ss Andrew's congregation. „-&' Atkinson, Crockett, and William Webb were charged with maliciously wounding a horse ? which, had been seriously injured and lacerated about the flanks, hindquarters and other parts, and burned with a hot iron. After hearing the evidence; the case was dismissed. Auckland, Thursday. Dr Wright, of Parnel 1 , was thrown from his buggy. His leg was broken in two ~ A new Masonic Lodge, Remuera, E.C, was. opened on Wednesday night, at the Newmarket Hotel, Newmarket. Bio. W. Ladder was installed as W.M. " TBE MOANATAIARI MINE. The following telegram was:received from the Moanataiari directors to-day :— " The specimen run is cut off above. " The directors haye decided to sink a winze 25ft west ot the clay Seam and 15ft e-isfc of the crosscut, to test the run of gold below the present level. — J McOosh Clark and O J Stone," Shares advanced to £11, but closed at £12 7s 6d. The pedigree bull. ■ '. Whipper-in " imported by Brown, Campbell and Co, was safely landed to-day from the ship Electra. Thames, Thursday POSITION OF THE MOANATAIRI. No specimens, as such, were trucked out this day, but the stope gave excellent crushing-stone, with considerable gold showing. Xhere is gold still visible, but the specimen run is virtually squeezed out upwards. Driving on the face of the reef shows for improvement, and another lot of gold may be ahead, but this is prob'emafcical. There is no doubt of the lode being rich under foot, bub this will be obtained in the proper course of working. Wangarei, Thursday The 'Wangarei V. Comet' has sfcarfcad under more favourably auspicious circumstances as the 'Northern Advocate,' .Mr Langbridge, formerly of the ' Waikato Times,' ; haying taken: .the editorial chair. Wellington, last. night Oameron's-tendei'j £973, has been accepted for build ins? Newmarket, station; -^ - ! ! ■*'■■■ < ■■'■■ A . „- -Pu^edin, : last , night The Kirkwood estate of 8,500 acres and 5,600 freehold, with 40,000 sheep,-were bought foi- 655. - — [We should like to have been at the sale.— Ed W T.l '■■■ ■■' : iii .' ■y, ■. : ;;;i.-J ; .. .;, ,;.;,, Dunep;n, The Dunedin Jockey Club last .night resolved, '.'^.That^hfe secretary be requested to write to the secretary of the N6rth Ofcago Turf Club,; and state that the committee, of the 1 Dunedin Jockey Club had taken, the decision of the. stewards into consideration, but before arriving at a decision as lib fcuddV-iittg the' resold don of the committee, would feel obliged if the}* boifld^be provided with a copy of . the, eyidence taken ; also the reason 'why Derritt, the rider of Fishhook, was not disqualified, and would J like ; tq be inforihed if any action was taken towards inquiring if <jny other parties were implicated in the ■conspiracy."