TELEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1085, 10 May 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

+ (from our own correspondents. ) Auckland, May 8. A well attended meeting has been held in the Masonic Hall to express their sympathy with the persecuted Jews of I ussia. resolutions of sympathy were passed unanimously, and the Mayor was requested to forward them to the Lord Mayor of ! ondon. At the inquest on the body of Dr. Kohle, a verdict was returned that he was found drowned. A gentlemanly young man named Herbert Darkwood was yesterday arrested on a charge of issuing valueless cheques. It was stated that he had spent £90,000 in nine months, principally in betting. Timabu, May 8. A public meeting was held at Temuka, when it was resolved to form a butter, cheese, and bacon factory company there. The Wallingford Hotel, Temuka, was destroyed by fire. Invfrcargill, May 8. 1-arly this morning a fire broke out in the premises in Tay-street, occupied T. D. 1 umden, watchmaker, and spread to the Bank of Australasia adjoining. Both places were burned to the ground. Dunbdix, Vay 9. The son of Captain ! ussell, marine surveyor, nine years of age, whilst having some teeth extracted at Mr A rmstrong's, chemist, died under chloroform. Dr. Burns, it is stated, was in attendance. New Plymouth, May 8. "Rangi and Titokowaru were discharged to-day, a nolle prosequi having been entered. Christchurcii, Vay 8. Te Whiti and Tohu were shown over the shipping at 1 yttelton, and expressed great astonishment and curiosity. Wellington, May 9. The local press complains in to-day's issue at the meagreness of details supplied in reference to the Phaenix Park murder.

mine from the top plates only, aro ?»47ozs. of amalgam, from 175 tons of quartz. This result is most satisfactory. The works in the interior of the mine are looking as well as could be desired, and the shareholders have every reason to be thoroughly satisfied with the very favorable position of this property.