NEW SOUTH WALES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8337, 13 April 1889, Page 2

NEW SOUTH WALES.

(Received April 12. l&«p.mj , . i Sydney, Friday, The return of breadstnffs for the week show that 1400 tons of wheat were imported from New Zealand. The quantity v double that received from any other oataqy, (Received April 12, 9 p.m.) In the course of an interview to.-d.ay Lord Onflow said that he endeavored to arrange his departure for £faba,rs by the a.s. Cuzco and there join the direct steamer to. Hew Zealand! It w«a found, however, (hat the date' upon which the direct steamer wcraM v Teach Hobart was nal; suitable. L.ord Onslow has positively decided that he and Lady Onslow will leave by the Mariposa on the 17th instant for Auckland. After reaching Auckland the route to Wellington ia uncertain Thgy do not relish the Idea of travelling from Auckland to Wellington by the HinemQa. as (Hey are both bad sailors An alternative route from Auokland to Napier by the s.s. Waihora is' open io> them, and it has been suggested that they should then proceed overland from Napier tpPetone, at the head, of the Wellington harbor, from whence a small •- steamer can convey them to the Wellington wharf. The other alternative routeis entirely overland fromiAuekland to Wellington. Mr Wali rond,vLord Onslow's private ; secretary leaves by v the Tauno on Monday for Wellington airedt; ? and wiU'arranfeeywith'-Sir

ronte tor Lord ' Onslow to take. Lord •Onslow made inquiries here, as to the Advisabltncas of • purchasing horses in Australia, but was advised to make his purchases in New Zealand. This advice he has decided to accept. Lord Onslow was entertained to-day by the Masonic Lodges. The steamer Guthrie is expected to arrive hero to-night from Eastern ports. Two of the crew are suffering from small-, pox.