TELEGRAMS.

Press, Volume XXI, Issue 2483, 21 July 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

[Per A xglo-Australian Press Tele-. GRAPH AGENCY.] Auckland, July 19. Buyers of Caledonians are £19 10s; Thameg, £5 10s : Nonpareil, £5 16s ; South British shares, 465.

The coroner's jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Wm. Kennison. Canterbury flour, £12 to £14 ; oats, os 9d; wheat, os 9d.

Peter Boylan, landlord of the Royal Hotel, has been arrested charged with the manslaughter of his wife.

Arrived—Endymion, from London, 100 days out,wi.th twenty-five passengers. Hunter, stabbed at the Queen's redoubt, is dead.

Caledonian's, 519 10a j Thames', £5 10s ; Bright Smile's, §2e } Kismarek'e, 84s;

The Alexandra roads are almost impassable owing to heavy rains.

Gbahamstown, July 18. The gold returns are over six hundred ounces. NAPIEB, July 19. Messrs Brogden sued some immigrants for the payment of promissory notes for passage money. The notes not being stamped with the New Zealand stamps, stamps being affixed, judgment was given in favor of plaintiff. The magistrate said, if Messrs Brogden had not held the notes, they would have made themselves liable to a penalty of £50 ; but as they had not been negotiated, no penalty was incurred.

New Plymouth, July 19. The native meeting at Pariaka is largely attended.

Wellington, July 19.

Sailed — Wellington for North. The Claud Hamilton sails for the South on Monday afternoon.

Mr Stafford is reported to be seriously indisposed.

Flour, £13 to £13 10s ; oats, 4s 10d to 5s 3d ; potatoes, £3 12s 6d ; cheese, 9d; butter, lid ; wheat, 5s 3d to 5s 6d.

Wellington, July 20. Arrived —Claud Hamilton. Sailed —At five this afternoon, Paterson for Lyttelton.

The Phoebe, from Sydney, has arrived at Auckland.

The line is down

INVEKCAEGILL, July 19.

At the annual meeting of the Acclimatisation Society, the report stated that 700 salmon had been successfully hatched. 30,000 trout ova are available for disposal

this season