SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
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Dunedin, .Tune 17, 4.15 p.m. subscriptions commenced for 14 widows ?oO children of the men lost in the City 8 ? nmunliu. raised. Sanation of the Superintendent pubi;,l,eJ ° The reasons Riven are Difference tli the Council on the land regulations, r,!d pecuniary low from neglect of private ? • Candidates for the office are mm«d to be Major Richardson, Messrs. L un i G iHies, Dillon Bell, and Macadam. (?) Gothenburg sailed for Melbourne. The Bluff. June 17, 4.29 p.m. ■Uhambra touched at 3.40 p m.; left Meli „„ 12th. No signs of English mail. "e*s from America to sth April. Severe fi.Mtos «»■ ninety., at Petercburgh and 5? i i IWrsburch evacuated ; Rich&cbrittured ou "life 3rd April. Davi., T'Timl Con«reM had left, after issuing last the people. Heavy battles in flortfc PrnJina ; Confederates repulsed, with heavy los« • Mobile menaced by Generals . Arming of .lavescommenced at itichmond. wlroiffl Mgh; flour, 28 dollars. Melbourne markets quiet. Adelaide, 10th W-Injunction granted against sale of Government pastoral leases. Gloomy accounts of drought .fromnorth. flour. fl9 to £19 10sJune 19, 4.53 p.m
Übion arrived early to-day, and sailed at 8 am., with outward English mail and a lar2;e number ol passeugers. Duneiiin, Juue 19, 4,-4-i p.m.
"William Andrew Jarvey remanded to next session, in consequence ot the absence of Dr. Macadam. John Kiordon remanded to next session. Richmond decided that his indictment was Illegal. Crown Prosecutor blamed. Great fire at Port Chalmers. Loss, £5000. The property destroyed was that of Messrs. Hadock. M'Leau, Scott, and Lees. English mail hourly expected. Airedale sailed to the Bluff at 2 o'clock P-m.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1415, 20 June 1865, Page 5
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264SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS. Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1415, 20 June 1865, Page 5
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