LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1326, 29 October 1872, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

♦ [NEW ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Auckland, Oct. 28. The schooner Mavis lias sailed from the Kaipara saw-mill, with timber for Greymouth. Wellington, Oct. 28. Arrived— Nevada (yesterday), and the barque Malay from London. Sailed— Nevada. Napier, Oct. 28. The Rangatira lias left for Wellington vith the Steele-Howard troupe as passengers. Lyttelton, Oct. 28. Arrived— John Knox, from Sydney, ten days out. She brings no important news. Sailed— Rangitoto, for the South. Christchuch, Oct. 28. The Board of Education decided to-day to draw the attention of the Provincial Government to the necessity for a Provincial University. Mr C. 0. Montrose, manager for Greville's Telegraph Company, . talks about starting an evening paper here. The Provincial Council is convened for November 22. Dunedin, Oct. 28. The immigrants by the May Queen met ready employment at from L 25 to L5O. The Star of the East claim crushed for the fortnight 102oz. An order for other L 750 worth of books for Horary reference has been sent Home, tt is stated that the Hon. 11. Campbell's father is likely to contribute a thousand pounds. Nelson, Oct. 28. At the inquest on the "body of De Campo, an open verdict was returned. He is supposed to have had a wife at Home, although he was about to be married when he disappeared, He is be* lievcd to have poisoned himself.