LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.-OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
The New Zaaland, Shipping Oo'mr pany's Steamer^ *' Aucki.yni), Fno^ Night. Tub New Zealand Shipping Company have received a telegram from London today, stating that the steairer Dori£ yras to leave London tor Auckland direct on Thursday next, the 13th inst. ; also compain's new steamer Riupehu for Auckland direct on the lOtli January.
Saw-mill Burned. The Kawakawa Saw-mill was destroyed by tire last night. The loss will be under £300, but it would have exceeded that amount very considerably had it not been for the exertions of those preaent. The mill w.is owned by the Bay of Islands Coal Company.
The Native Minister. Mr Bryce has arrived at Kawhia, and it is expected that his detention there last some weeks arranging matters in connection with the Native department. Probably Mr Rolleston will leave here shortly to meet Mr Bryoe. The Government have received a telegram from Major Atkinson stating that he proposes leaving for New Zealand by the next trip of the Ilauroto from Sydney, arriving in Wellington on the 23rd inst.
An impounding notirc from the Te Awamutu poundkceper appears in another column. Relijrious services for to-morrow at the Wesleyan Church, Te Awamutu, and at LcQuesnc's Hall, Hamilton, arc advertised in this issue. Mr Vosper, Pukekura, offers a reward for the recovery of some young catttc. The Alexandra Dramatic Club will give a performance tor their wardrobe tund, on the 13th mst int. -Mr A. Hucklind will sell at the Haymarkct, Auckland, on Friday next, the 14th, 43 )ounff horjCi from the West Coast. A lparn'KD English judge recently stated that under the new law a woman could put her husband in prison if lie made olf with an umbrella which she could prove was bought with her separate money. Is all parts of India preaching in the public squares has been practised largely by Christian missionaries, and they are now imitated by both Hindoo and M.ihommedan priests. The following curious inscription appears on an ancient tiblct in the cathedral of Lubcc ;— " Ye call Me Master, and enquire not of Me ; Light, and look not on Me ; the Way, and follow Me not : the Life, and desire Ma not ; Rich, and ask nought of Me ; Eternal, and seek Me not : Merciful and trust Me not j Noble, and serve Me not : Almighty, and honour Me not ;Just, and fear Me not. If J condemn you blame Me not."
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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1783, 8 December 1883, Page 2
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404LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.-OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1783, 8 December 1883, Page 2
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