TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 81, 3 April 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

[Per Anglo-Australian Phess Telegbaph Agenoy]. PROVI NCI Al.; Wellington, April 3. The Luna, "with the acting Governor, and Messrs, M'Lean and Vogel arrived at 6.30 last night. She left Manukau on Monday morning and anchored at Albatross Point in the evening owing to the heavy weather. She entered Kawhia harbor on Wednesday, when Tapihani boarded her, and -welcomed Mr. M'JLean and said that on tbe next visit of Mri M'Lean the harbor should be opened to all vessels. Mr. M Lean then visited Te Tawhiao the king's son, who was introduced to the acting Governor, JMr. Vogel, and others. He invited Mr M'Lean to return to Kawhia, which he will do shortly. • - - Auckland, April 3. The body* of. Adam Chisholm has been found in the harbor. . ./ V Wanganui, April 3. Atfa meeting of the Steam Navigation Company, it was . decided, to sell the steamers, and wind up the Company. Dunedin, Aprils. Mr. M'Glashan denies having resigned bis seat in the House. . , , ..-,...*. . , , A., Christchurch, A prii 3. The new Towrihall, used as a drapery store by Beath & Co, was destroyed by fire last night. The building was in the midst pf . a block, of wooden shops, but the exertions of the^ Fire Brigade confined it to ; one building. The stock, valued at" £2000, was insured in the South Britisi for £1000, and the building in the Liverpool and London ior £800. The fire is supposed to be the work of an incendiary. ' '- "A