LAST NIGHT'S NEWS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH]. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Auckland, Last Night.

Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1296, 19 October 1880, Page 2

LAST NIGHT'S NEWS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH]. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Auckland, Last Night.

The following racehorses arrived by the Southern Cross :—Mr: — Mr Bnekland's Omega and Prince Charlie, anil Mr Farmer's llewi, Pcii'cimeiu, ami Florence for the forthcoming races. Mr Holmes and Mr Lark worthy (manager of the Bank of New Zealand), were passengers l)j' the Zealand ia. .Sir J. Vogel is reported to be making a fresh start m forming companies to biing capital to New Zealand. Mr Stewart his transferred the settlement of the Te Puke P.nty, which is now formed with L.uly Jocelvuites, to acompiiny with a c.ipifcal of £200,000, £15,000 paid up ; all shares Mibsciibed. Mr Stewart is appointed manager and director in the colony . The Diocesan Synod to-day opened with a vivid address by the Bishop, iv the course of which he said there was much need of olersrymeu for the district extending from Raglan on the West Coast to Huntley, Coal Mines, including the settlements of Whatawhata and Ngaruawahia. i Huntley, Coal Mines, Taupiri, Ngaruawahia still form part of tho charge of the Rev. Win. Calder, whose hfad-quartereare at Hamilton. It i.s quite time that he was relieved rf this p:irt of liis re->po?'-ibilif;y. He hoped to be eiri bled before long to relieve the Rev. W. N de L. Willis of p-irt of his too extensive charge. As a result oi the faithfulness of hih work at Cambridge his people there have resolved to arcrt a church that shall bo more worthy of its purpose and their prosperous district than is the presents. Andrews.