TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume XV, Issue 2064, 26 November 1869, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

jSapibb—Nov 25, early, Wellington from Auokland j 2 p m, Wellington for Wellington. Poet Ohalmsbs — Nov 25, 5 20 am, Phoebe from Bluff j 6 40 p m, Rangatira from Lyttelton. Hokitika—Nov 25, 8 pm, Kaiuma for Dunedin j Zephyr for Melbourne. Gbbtmottth—Nov 25, 2 p m, Io for Melbourne ; 3 pm, Margaret for Melbourne. Wei&imgton—Nov 25, 4 pm, City of Newcastle for Newcastle ; 4 15 pm, Eagle for Napier; 8p m, Ahuriri for Wanganm j Wanganui for Wanganui.

A barque, supposed to be the Bengal from Dunedin, was signalled last night at 5 30 The barque Joliba is now lying alongside of Peacock's wharf taking in ballast.

The ss Maori, Captain James Malcolm, arrived in harbor at 7 40 a m yesterday morning from Dunedin via intermediate ports. She left Port Chalmers at 620 a m on the 23rd met; arrived at Oamaru at 1030 am ; left at 12 35 pm ; arrived at Timaru at 645 pm same day ; left again at 1140 am on the 24th; arrived at Akaroa at 915 p m same day ; left Akaroa at 3 35 a m on the 25th, and arrived in Lyttelton as above, having experienced strong S E breezes and heavy sea during the passage. The Maori sails this day for Dunedin via intermediate ports at 3 p m. The schooner Aspasia, Captain Turner, cleared the Customs yesterday for Dunedin with a cargo of N Z produce, and was to sail last night.

McMeckan, Blackwood and Co's a a Tararua, Captain Hagley, arrived in harbor at S 50 a m yesterday from Melbourne via Bluff and Dunedin. She sailed from Hobson's Bay at 3pm on the 16th; cleared the Heads at 6 pm, and passed Swan Island the following day at 2pm; experienced fine weather for the first part, and strong westerly breezes for the remainder of the passage. TheSolander was passed at 6 a m on the 21st, and Bluff wharf was reached at 1135 amj discharged cargo, and left at 5 p m j arrived at Port Chalmers at 530 a m on Monday ; landed mails and passengers; discharged and took in cargo, and left again at 415 pm on Wednesday the 24th, having experienced fine weather till arrival in Lyttelton as above. We have to thank Mr Heaton, purser, for full Melbourne tmd Southern files.