TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume XVI, Issue 2166, 28 March 1870, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

Wellington—-March 26, 830 am, Beautiful Star, from Lyttelton; 27th, 4 pm, Bangfttira from Lyttelton. • Nelson—March 26, early, Claud Hamilton for West Coast j 27th, Phoebe for Picton. Picton—March 27, 3 15 p m, Phoebe from Kelson ; 3 30 pm, Phoabe for Wellington. Bluf*—March 27, daylight, Omeo from Melbourne, with English mail; 430 pm, Omeo for Dunedin. Post Chalmbbs — March 26, 6 30 am, Airedale from Bluff ; 27th, 11 30 a to, Maori for Lyttelton ; lpro, Airedale for Lyttelton. HokitijlA—March 27tb, 9 15 am, Claud Hamilton from North. Gbbymouth—March 27, 7 am, Claud Hamilton for Hokitika.

Thee b Bangatira, Captain Renner, arrived in harbor on Saturday morning at 11 30 from r«n i din. Left Port Chalmers at 1 p m on 'tie 25th, and experienced light head winds and fiae weather throughout. The echooner Oriti, Captain Beateon, cleared the Customs on Saturday for Melbonrne, and will sail the first opportunity. The echooner Canterbury, Captain Euxton, cleared the Customs on Saturday for Greyznouth. The Adeline Burke, Captain Blake, will sail for Melbourne the first opportunity. The s 8 Wellington, Captain Holmes, sailed for Dunedin on Saturday at 1 40 p m. The B a Bangatira, Captain Banner, sailed for Wellington and Northern ports on Saturday at 6 p tn. These Wellington, Captain Holmes, ar-

rived in harbor on Saturday at 930 a m from Wellington and Northern ports. Left Auckland on the 21st at 340 pm, arrived at Hawfeee Bay at 5 » m on March 23; left again at 130 pm, arrived at Wellington at 10 30 am on Ihe JM-rh ; left for Lyttelton at 1 p m on the 25tli, and arrivtd as above. From Auckland to Hawkes Bay experienced fine weather and emooth water ; thence to Wellington light variable winds and heavy SE swell; on leaving Wellington etrong SSE winds ; on crossing Cook straits, thence to Lyttelton, light winds and fine weather. We have to thank Mr Moss, the purser, for full fi>9. .