SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 825, 29 September 1877, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, last night. The cable is again interrupted. Produce Sales to-day : — Fowls, Is 9d to 2s 6d ; geese, 4s ; turkeys, 4s 9d to 5s ld; potatoes, 3s to 4a 6d j oats and barley, 4s ; Opotiki maize, 4s to 4d 2d. The Mine Manager of the Moanatairi reports bjiTiug struck the reef

he main tunuel one f ob thick, showing good colour of gold. He had not yet cub through # the reef. Sales were slack throughout the day. Moanatairis receded to JS6 17s dd. The Caledonian obtained 3001bs of picked stone, bub no sales. Dunedin, last night. The purchase of the ' Daily Times ' by Reed and Fenwick, * Guardian ' proprietors, is confirmed. It is stated Mr Reynolds received £2,500 advance on his bargain. Wellington, last night. The Lord Mayor of London telegraphed to the Welliugt n Corporation as follows : — •" India famine most intense. £200,000 raised here. Colonial sympathy would be heartily welcome. Can you do anything m the matter ?" \ Wakatipu arrived at the Bluff. The allotment of shares m the Union Insurance Company causes universal disgust. No pos 3 ible system can be traced m ib. Tauranga, last night. Natives from the Maori King Country met yourcorrspendenb, and stated that the proposed stoppage of the native land sales was suggested by Tawhaio, and Government promised to introduce \ me isure etnboying the views entertained by this Maori potentate. His Majesty requires an everlas itig stoppage of sales and leases, and will be disgusted ab the short term, from now to end of next session. [This is, we do no hesitate to say a pure Maori yara. — Ed. W. T. «