TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
[PBOM OPB OWN OORBBSPONDBNTJ ,'. £ ... -—», ■' D U K ED IN. Monday, 7;81 p.m. Q. H. Campbell was again brought up at the City Police Court' to-day, and. further remanded for seven days. , ; • ■/ \ = »• j» The ship Sir Lancelpt» from London, $& days out, has arrived. The Otago representatives in the Colonial prize-firing went North yesterday. i Telegraphic communication is now established with Australia, Yesterday the: Marquis of Norraanby received the first congratulatory message from the Governor of New' South Wales, and to-day the general public have transmitted and been in receipt of messages. '.; .''.; /frVvifuTi ■-]■■■■ Additional telegrams have passed between Sir J. Vogel and Mr Rowe on behalf of the : Thames unemployed. There seems little chance of the Government consenting to the demand of the miners for. pecuniary assistance or the inauguration of works for the special purpose of keeping them at the Thames. His Honor the Superintendent turned tho, first sod of the Kartigi section of the Railway to-day in the presence ojt a large concourse of people. = ' " ' '
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Cromwell Argus, Volume VII, Issue 328, 22 February 1876, Page 4
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