THE WAR.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 827, 4 October 1877, Page 2

THE WAR.

EUROPEAN CALOGHAMS.

[Reuters Telegrams.]

A USrJiALUiV UALO GRA MS.

[Press Agency.]

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, last night.

Richard Carkett Coulson (alias Sir Kicuurd Coulson) and old gaol bird, went into the shop of. Mr. Saarland/ chemist, and' threatened liitn. He then went outside and' sina&ned a stone through a large plate-glass window and cueifonier. : At the Presbytery j to-day, . the JEiev Mr Nome reported that he had been to Waikato, and declared the charge vacant. The City . Council resolved, in compliance with an appear from the .Lord Mayor of London, to invite subscriptions towards the Indian taiuine relief fund. The Supreme Court was occupied all to-day in the case ot Hyauas, ailegud forgery of a share transfer. Tue case will not be ; finishedbefore • nine o'clock to-nigut. Canterbury "potatoes were auctioned to-day at £3 16*4 per ton. Union insjurauce shares fell to twelve shillings, with sellers at that price. , ■- : ,, . A son of Mr Carter bootmaker, fell and a heavy dray passed over him, crurfhiug niminto ilie mudand mutilating him '' • last nights The Caledonian crushing is shaping foi two ounces to the ton. Christchurch, last night. Mr Driver of Dunedin, now here, has concluded the sale ofv Rhodes* and Leadsaams estatei,inear Timaru, ot 9350 acres of bred cattle, tvrelye thousand lo,ngwool.sheep tor £i 50,000 to Fleming and iledley ot Odimuru. ~. The Acclimitisatiou Society passed ?a resolution in favor of the fishing season commencing on October ;;t6th. ( - vAi