TELEGRAMS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume L, Issue 5535, 18 November 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

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5s preparation has been V ’ public reception of the dmtrxii.ia < - .‘•'•I who are expected on Tu.-,-; Regret ia expressed at the'aUW.'",/?”’’ Mayor, who entertained t ",‘ ■ own cost, and who intended !o J' suitable welcome on Uicir return. The Tanpiri coal-minor* have a .•. ■ alleging that the railway them making full time. 1 ' * r -

Sarah Monk attempted to strand,. ■ with a pair of braces, but the r . , , rescued her. She had been drink, ’’’' n

WELLINGTON, >, T Ip A breexe from the south-east »j, r .- K to-day, the Carlotta wreck bml "I* ? thousand piece*, and entirely di«a:.> * Captain Fairchild says that , north-west gale, between 3 an i i., "“ l '' the. hardest he ever experienr.-j whole life. The sail on the mu*..,. „ which was made as snug as , V’ tom adrift and blown to ribbons ’ ' It is reported tliat an ex--, . . . .. graphite has been discovered in the r . portion of this Province, toward, ih I>r Hector considers that it u an ;; of coal beds in the vicinity. "" West post, v - ;p The Reefton coach met with \r • .. .. ceedingly narrow escape yesteriar v Nine-mile creek, where a monr.r*’.-. ' -1-. washed the horse* off their i.-j-,, the coach, and endangered the j lives. “ 4 Dunedin, -p The nomination for the offi<v ■ took place at noon to-day. Mr 1! p ‘ and Mr IL J. Walter were tr.e dates The poll tokr, ■ . An application under the i\~.„ Act will be made to the uti h;, from Wellington, to determine ■ : lo the custody of a girl at Port C. i. 1 : r!’ Tire ease is said to be one of a c0n.;,:.. i nntare and the circumstance* to . ..^ It with, a great deal of interTo suit Tyson’s convei. •.. . w aaateh between him and L>*£ - '.~f poned tfll Dec. 18. “ A severe gale has prevail:'i jMterdar and to-day, and a p ,i :' U Z damage has been done. A ve-vl s,, from its moorings at Rattray stre..-;