SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1112, 9 August 1879, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Tpeess agency.] "AUCKLAND, last night.. A. IC. Taylor announces himself a candidate for Eden. WELLINGTON, last night. James Hay, of Papakura, and Samuel Luke, of Otahuhu, have been appointed J? Pa. ' Diinsey, of Ohinemutu, aad Allow, of Cambridge, are appointed interpreter.*?, , PARLIAMENTARY. The new committee on fche Thames Railway map have reported, " that m the opinion of this sornmittee there arc no grounds for stating that

any evidence has been suppressed by the committee previously appointed ; they also recommend that all evidence and doenmen's be printed." In conseqiiance of '-'overtures of warm support fypin v Ohristehui'cli, Sir George Grey has 'finally decided to allow himself to be nominated for Christchurch as well as the Thames, and if returned for Chrisfcchnvch, Avill represent thab, constitu. ency. Ib i< generally understood amou-jst members, that business will \>e cleared off to-day, and the dissolution take place to-morrow, if possible.

The Premier laid correspondence between .himself and the Governor on the fcable of the House re dissolution, stating that writs would be issued two days after dissolution, and tho House re-aesemble thirfcv days after dissolution. As far as aid m his power, the Houso should meet, on the 20th September. The House then went into Committee of Supply.