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

Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1331, 11 January 1881, Page 3

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

The Governor has not yet fully decided all liis plans, but purposes staying in Auckland until the end of the present week, when he intends paying a short - Visit to Sir George Grey at Kawau. Subsequently he will proceed by rail to Cambridge, from thenco to the Hot Lakes and on to Napier by New Plymouth, and eveutoally Home, A Cabinet Council will be held to deJ cid6 pn the fate of Wharepa, the Chatham ''^aUltids murderer, before the departure of -' the Hon. Mr Dick for Sydney. .The Supreme Court case, Slachattie T 'v' Oiai&» for slander, has been withdrawn, iU toe defendant paying all costs. In the Police Court, a person from New Plymouth, charged with obtaining £3 from Arthur Wilbon on false pretences, v aS, Temanded for the production of a pHii^ipal witness from the Waikato.

Wellington, Last Night. Rumours are cunent that a -well-known % gefcter-up of sweeps, who iecently drew * up one'for £4000 on the Wellington Cup, \ 'iWJ 1 * passenger by the last outward iqail / stea mGr for San Francisco. He left here I < .HBOT-Hftwea, his family having previously an aesumed name per Rotorua. /jnmjrers of horses are in despair.

' '/l<" u > 'X InvercargiU, Last Night. • , of the Irish Land League has W befctt fanned, and officers elected.