TELEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1733, 21 July 1886, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(from our own correspondent.) Auckland, 19. Three more bodies of natives have been found at Tokiuiho, Wairoa, making 18 in all. Te Kooti having prophesied that Eotiti is to be destroyed by fire, the Natives have cleared out bag and baggage, emigrating to" ft.wab.ou, near Ohinemutu. Professor Hutton states that Lake Rotomabana was tilted several inches during the Tarawera ernption, the Ohinemutu side becoming de« pressed, and tbe northern side higher, bat no further change has occurred since. Chris rcHi'RCH, 20. Mr Maitland Gardner, of this city, has received a letter from his brother, Mr Richard Gardner, who is coming out as Engineer-in Chief to M'Keone and Robinson, contractors for the first, section of the Midland Railway. He probably leaves London on July 20 per Ruapehn, bringing with him a considerable staff. From the. letter it appears that the contract is for 25 miles west from Springfield. Duke din, 21. The Daily Times has the following : The Governor 18 endeavonog to rent a house in Dunedin, with the view to coming here next month with La<ly Jervois, family and staff, and stopping here until the next session. His Excellency wished to have spent the recess in Duuedin two years ago, but was unable to obtain a residence.