TELEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1095, 2 June 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

11 j.njit -*-■— ■ (prom oue own corbbspondents.) Auckland, M&y 81. A general meeting of Orangemen of the North U\a3& held here pxatyflLtywas resolve&tcg fonyaji^an fagdfhi&ojt congratulation to the Queen on her escape from assassination. The G. rand Executive was also authorised to forward a letter of condolence to the relatives of Cavendish and Burke, to be forwarded through the Imperial Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Institute (Lord Enniskillen.) . : :^6ttok,May 31. During the past five months, 673 bales of hops have been exported from Nelson at the low. average of Js. 6d. per pound. Thdj^^lised £1 5,142 % "MpKtciKA, June 1. The populati^^f 'the Woodstock ' rush continues steadily to increasa New claims, wiisL .payable prospects, are being opened daily. Considerably over IQOO Dinners are on the field. Paddocks and whims are in active course of construction, and water is expected to be brought into the field in the course of fouit* weeks, and sawmills are actively engaged. Three new publican's licenses have beeji granted, and a number of €tbres are increasing^ "Wellington, Junel. . The warrant for the execution of the murderer, Hirokij has been signed by the Governor, and transmitted by steamer today to the Sherriff at Taranaki, who, on its arrival, will have to fix the day fo» execution} and mdfkd. needful arrangmenls. -t I I * - > The Union Company's new steamer, Manipori, arrived at Melbourne, at B'3o last night. '