TELEGRAPHIC

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 15 October 1880, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC

[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Wellington, October 14 Tbe Native fencers went through their customary little entertainment this morning, marching to the number of 50 within 200 yards of the Con--stabulary camp, and carrying green boughs, then suddenly halting, and Bkurryiug away like frightened deers. Dunedin, October 14. The Star states that in consequence of the police changes coming into force on the lit proximo, the Colony ■vviil be divided into eleven police disc triers, each in charge of an officer. In ihe South Island, there is to be six districts, numely, three in Otago, two in Canterbury, and one in Weslland, Mr Weldoa has charge of the Dunedin district extending from Lawrence to Oamaru. Mr D||kso Q takes thp Otago goJ^lMilßftl ..Thompson, Southlalßr^wiWSJ^^^ has charge of CentraWlpniiry;. Mr Moore of Lawrence talciof/Timaru. and Ashburton. Auckland, r ctober 14. It is reported that H.M.S. Danea will return with Sir Arlnur Gordon direct to Auckland from Fiji. Negotiations at Petere with the Go» vernment and private purchasers have been concluded. "Joe," the murderer, has lost his appe>ite and become timid and re~ serve