TELEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1490, 31 December 1884, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OVK OWN CORRBKPONni'.NT. ) Wbstport 23. This last cleaning up at the Red Queen Mil)*, Mokikinui, produced 301 ozs lldwts retorted gold from 80 tons; the entire crushing thus gives 68-iozs retorted gold from 800 tons quartz. Auckland. 2G. AuckuND COP Handicap. Pact 1 Normanby ... ... ... 2 Wood Nymph 3 Administrator, Livelier, And Alario Übo ran. Poet jumped 6flf with the lead, and led to the back of tUe course, where Administrator wen to the front, but pasting the stand Poet was again iv front, and thence continued his lead, eventually winning by two lengths from i\arm»nby, Wood Nymph 8. Time, imins. 18}secs. IIOKITIKA, 26. ..Fftopyc£ Stakks. Okura 2 Little Rody 3 Hack Rack. HelfireJaclc 1 HoKITIXi HANI'ICIP. Wanderer J Lady Helen* .... *J Maggie 8 Polly ... 1

LadyHele^.,, ... ... 1 P'Tbefpeatfpr walj^fine, and nearly 2000 ptfrsons'were on t!i? course. Close on £1000 was put through the totalisatorv — ■ Hoxitika, 29, The engineer for the Humphrey's Gully Company reports that the works are progressing favorably. The distance to drive in the long tunnel liaa bfton reduced to 56 chains 20 licks, and driving still continues in good ground. DuNEDr*. 29. Gerald Fitzgerald was brought ivp to-day, clwged wrjii being a participator in the Mea|horne affray, and remanded. if Mr Stout, Premier, topic his departure- for Wellingtoiton Sunday evening, having received j^pelegram that his presence was reqiWed there. Wklunqton, 30. While passing through Christchnrch yesterday tha Premier, Mr Stout, had a l©ng interview with Hia Kxcellency the Governor. Tli* chief topic of discussion, it is understood, being the recent German annexation iv New Guinea, and the reply to be Bent by this Colony to Mr Service's invitation to join the Australian Governments in protesting against the action «f Germany.