"EXPRESS" TELEGRAMS.
(Per Australian Press Telegraph Agnnc>/.) Wellington, Dec. 31. Advices have been received that the ship Ereehlin Castle left Glasgow on November 30th, for Wellington, with the Water-works plant. The thermometer yesterday was 130 m the sun, and 98 m the shade, Private advices from England report; great objection to small shipments of wool which are generally sacrificed. The Phoebe sails for.Picton at seven tomorrow morning with excursionists! The Civil Service hours are to be increased from to-morrow. Subscriptions to the Wellington Races are increasing rapidly. A Taranaki Ironsand Company here is forming fast. The principal merchants have taken shares, and a large amount of the capital is subscribed. . Wanganui, Dec. 31. Mr Fox used his influence .to prevent the Hangitikei Justices from granting sale of liquor permits for the racecoiu*se. Great indignation. The Justices from Martou, Makoi, and Wauganui afterwards signed permits. Dunedin, Dec. 31. The Governor visited the Mosgiel TweedFactory. j Napier, Dec. 31. The ("hile has arrived from London with -H2 immigrants. Bluff, Doc. 31. ; Arrived: The Zealandia. from London, with 400 immigrants for Dunedin. Auckland, Dec. 31. All the single ■women per Agnes Muir arc engaged.
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Marlborough Express, Volume VII, Issue 462, 4 January 1873, Page 1 (Supplement)
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191"EXPRESS" TELEGRAMS. Marlborough Express, Volume VII, Issue 462, 4 January 1873, Page 1 (Supplement)
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