TELEGRAMS. LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1595, 23 September 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAMS. LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

[BY TKLEGRAPII, —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Auckland, Last Night. * Oranges from Pokeno. Mr Hobbs has brought into town some splendid oranges being part of a grand crop grown at Pokeno. A cargo of Cotton destroyed by FireA fire broke out in the cargo of cotton aboard the schooner Trausit, owned by Donald and Edinborough, by which a thousand: pounds damage was done. Insured in the New Zealand office. The Queen of Beauty Mine. A telegram has been received from the Queen of Beauty mine; the manager states that the water is down to No. 9. Everything is going on all right. The Charge Against Madame Valentine. The charge against Madame Valentine of robbing a bush contractor named Henry Collins, was continued at the police court all the afternoon, and adjourned till to-morrow. Mavy Igoe, one of the girls frequenting the house, deposed that she,robbed Collins under a" threat from Madame Valentine.

Mr JEt. Reynolds, Pukerimu, has for sale three pure-bred. Herefords bulls, three-year '.Messrs Clark and Gane advertise a coWage and 8 acres of land to let at' Cambridge.' , ""'" , ' Messrs Goodfellow and Son, announce to their numerous friends and customers _that their new premises in r Victori*-stresc,' Cambridge, are now open. The stock is 1 new 1 and * well-selected,-and the-prices are-reasonable. Gtods will be delivered. , , - Mr Gray/late ,telegraphisht at Huntly, has been appointed "sridnager of the SWaikato Fellmongery Company, and as soon as con-./ .venient will [travel the-district for, rthe J purpose df'p'uHch'asing'skins; & Jc. "*:""-« | j «*" give*. Jn'otice that in consecraence of the great'damage by*pigl onitti&^atawbata 'Flafeowngsra, t?b£SiOl-piw fotirid a^l|*eJwill? f beS fu#a,'f andj '3tfie;pigs|doit|oydd.'^^^^| X £$yl^fg