TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1857, 29 March 1869, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

Poet Chalmrbs — March 27, Keera, from Lyttelton; March 28, Blanche, from Auckland Islands. ' . WaixiKQTON— March 28, 10 30 am, Ruahine from Sydney; Tararua from LytteitonV ]\[ : *.'']' t ;/ '[ Nbmon—-March. 28, Kangitoto fcom West Coast. The ship Matoaka has shipped about 1800 bales of wool. Tho s a Wellington, Captain Holmes, sailed at 645 pm on Saturday for Wellington via the Kaikoras with a full cargo of grain. The ship Celteno is rapidly taking in her OatgO -ofi wool, ond.has now nearly completed :■ hfrloading. :,-« -..r-: : '>■■■ >-:<. / The barque Prince Regent Hauled off and anchored in the stream on Friday evening and sailed for Newcastle, N S W, early on Saturday morning. J The s s Tararua, Captain Symons, sailed at 640 pnx on. Saturday evening for Melbourne via l Wellington, Nelson and Hokitika. She . has on board a largo quantity of grain from this port. t .The ships .Challenger, Coventry, Caroline, and Veritas' were loading at London ffor, Can* terbury when ? the mail left. The Dagmar sailed from Deal for Canterbury on the Gth January. It-is somewhat singular that the cargo chipped at Dunedin and Christchurch baa not yet arrived per Beautiful Star, It was understood the Bruce would have brought it on to this port, but from some unaccountable cause the latter vessel suddenly took her departure for KelsOtffrom Westport. It may be all well for Ihe ownere, but consignees of goods are particularly anxious for their arrival.- 1 -" Hokitika Daily News," March 26.