TELEGRAMS. INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1611, 31 October 1882, Page 2

TELEG RAMS . INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

THAMES, Last Night. In" the Prince Imperial, at a further breaking down tins afternoon iv the ■jcom' stop ■* sea waul oi the west winze, •vherr 3«\vt. of stone, w.is got on Satur•Uy, 2jolbs. spummciii were obtained, I'icl rich gold lett showing. In taking 'own the reef in the ihi\e at No. 4 o>v«id-» the Southern Cio-s, lOOlbs. bP'-cimi-ns wt-re «ot thia afr-nioon, and old is still lett showing. This makes a ■ otal of a ton ot sp'-cmens ana picked ■<t'iue this month.

OHRISTCHURCH, List Nght.. \t the .Supreme C.ttirf, m tl c divorce tse Long v Lonir .unl SlojKos, the judge mledii'lcoi {• iif' h ithoat aists.

FLil .HO, a-t Night. iji.>u '^ li.ie, LVniru, sailiiuikcr, ail ■ I v -,i icnt tlii'<l su iik-dlv m the R,.M. •,1 i »o «'ay He -vas sji/oil with an - >'i nt.

BLUFF, La>t Night, fin- IV Anna has armed. She left Moiiioiiruo on tl»u 2JHi

IN V VAI au; l i,L, Last Night. Gjorge Hi o. vn. fanner, lloslyn Bush, was killo.tl on Situ.il.iy ne.ir his house tlivough a fall troin a tluiy, caused by the horse stumbling.

GISBORNK.Last Night. A number of visitors have returned fiom the oil spring of the Southern Cross Company. Two ladies find several I,'ciitlcmon wore sent dow n the shaft by the manager, and as sonic of them stepped into a depth of two feet of petroleum at the bottom, they were convinced of the existence of oil.

WELLINGTON, Last Night. Between 30 and 40 Volunteer representatives left for the .South by the Arawatu this afternoon ; also seven registerkeepers and Mr J. Collins, a member of the executive of the association. MrJno. Kuowles, U.S. of Public "Works, has received a lengthened leave of absence on the ground of serious illness. Mr Benzoni, Assistant U.S., takes over the duties. It is stated that the Council of the Rifle Association when in Dunedin will be asked to vote the 20 per cent, remaining due on prizes won in Nelson last year. The total amounts to about £70. Complaints are rife regarding the severity of the Juuior Civil Service Examination this time.