TELEGRAPHIC

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

TELEGRAPHIC

[BY EL F.CTI.IO TELEG R A? I! .] [FHOM OTJS OWH "COKBESPONDENT.] Wangakui. November 11. A report has reached thia town that Moffat t, who lately served a terra of im j priijonvicnt for eUn»powder rooking, ba* been shot in the X-'ma country. M'flAt was warned not to return, as the Native* would not allow jjijhite men in their country — he would no| leave, and he was ihen shot. Tu'iu-i is pi the head of the river, nnd hns never ylfc been prospected by white men — the|natiyes always boing averse to their presence. CiißiiTClitJßCir, November 10. A child was run over by the tram car this nflernoon, and its arm so completely crushed that it had to bo taken out at tbo socket, A November 11. Diptherla continues prevalent in the country districts. Another school was temporarily dosed yesterday. Joseph Binnio, farmer of Sefton, missed the truck' in ihe Kowai Pass on Monday night and fell over n precipice— he was instiii* tancmsly killed. It is estimated that about 20,000 persons paid for admission to the ngrieulu tural show yesterday. Lti'F?, November 10. Arrived: Alla.lin Whales of H.'bartown, with Captain Coppin, who last Sa'urda^, while cvjttiog in a whale off the

Solanders, sustained severe injuries by ihe fluke chain breaking, and striking him on the head. He has been speechless since. Auckland, November 13. Pwicb gold bas been struck in the prospector's claim nt Te Aroha.