Colonial Telegrams.

Inangahua Times, Volume XV, Issue 20887, 1 December 1890, Page 4

Colonial Telegrams.

BY KI.KCTRICTELEQHAPH. Per Umted Press Association. Grbymouto, 26. Tho following nre the. weights for the Greytaouth J.C. Meeting :—Midsummer Haudicup— Exchatipe, Bgt 121 b; Count D'Orsay and Swostie, Bst 101 b; Quibble, 8st8lb; He.atheibeil,Bst 2lb; Tyrant, 7at 121 b; Dollar, 7«t 101 b; Hermitage, 7st 32H>; Suniise, 6at 101 b; Epinglp, 6st-7»b. Hurdles— Capt. Abiam, lOat 12! b ; College Boy, lOst Bib ; Don and May Boy, lOst 41b ; Clnrice, 9st 71 b ; Dusk, 9at 41 k NAWBk, 28. Twenty- Bix retunis out'of 64 have been received for t lie oastero Maori district. These iucludo nearly half the votes. The contest promises to be keen between Cn troll and Wi Pere. Totals : Carroll, 870 ; Wi Pere, 787 ; Taiwhatiga, 87; Tnniwato Rimui, 3; Btnrn, 1. Dunbdin, 28, Stout addressed a largo meeting last evening. He strongly denounced the policy of the Government," contending that they had broken every plank of the platform vi hich they put before the electors nt the last general election. He made an appeal to rote for the three Liberal candidates. A resolution was passed amid great cheering thanking the speaker for hu address, and expressing regret that he had been unable to see his wa) to respond to the large requisition aakiug him to become a candidate at the present election.