TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1848, 16 March 1869, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

Biitnw—March 15,1pm, Otneo from Mel* bourne; 4p m, Omeo for Dunedin. Post Ceulmrbs—March" 15, 10 am, E P Bourerie from Glasgow. WHHUOT&TOif— March 15, 3IELp m, Alnamfera for Lyttelton.

The • sKeera, Captain Joyce, cleared Otago Heads on Friday, at 6 20 p m; arrived at Xim&ru the following morning early; discharged cargo, and received on board 200 bales wool, and sailed again at 11 45 p m ; arrived at Akaroa on Sunday morning at 11 a m, left again at 3 15 p m, and arrived at this port at 715p m. Experienced light variable winds ftod fine weather throughout the passage. The Warrior Queen, on her passage home last year, was the most fortunate of all our ships, having made the run from land to land in seventy-six days.— , * N. Z. Sun. ,, The schooner Herald, Captain McKenzie, tailed yesterday forenoon for Auckland with a mrgo of grain. The schooner Twilight sailed on Saturday evening for Auckland with a cargo of grain. The Mermaid, having nearly completed her loading, wiU probably sail on Saturday. The schooner Streamlet was launched yes* ter&ay evening from Messrs Iflell and Co.'s slip, after having a thorough overhaul. The barque Prince Regent, of 257 tons register, loaded with coals consigned to Montgonaery and Co, of Chrietohuroh, arrived yesterday, at 11 am, from Newcastle. Left there 25th February, and passed the Straits on the 10th instant; sighted the Challenger same day. Experienced heavy SSW gales until the 18th, arriving as above. The Prince Regent was built in 1814 as a yacht for George IT* whilst he waa the Prince Begent.