AUCKLAND, January 22nd,

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2798, 25 January 1871, Page 2

AUCKLAND, January 22nd,

Via Tatjbanga, January 24th,

The Governor and suit© sailed for Wellington to-day, in the Virago. From Wellington His Excellency goes in the Clip io Martin's Bay, &c, and thence to Southland, Otago, Canterbury, and Westland. .

The Datives will allow the Tauranga mail to pass only if it is made up as a parcel, lest they should be regarded as recognising the Queen's authority. :

The stoppage bythe Bank of advances to the Treasury has never been denied herey though repeatedly published, and w still universally acceptedrin~the best informed circles as a fact. The cause is attributed to the fear that the loan will not be negotiated, and that' difficulty will, be experienced in renewing the Treasury Bills due in September last and September next.' ' ;

The natives have prohibited the prosecution of the road-making in Taupo, and threaten to shoot the roadmen if it is continued.

Messrs Buckland and Clark have been returned for Franklyn, and Mr Reader Wood for Parnell. >

Flour has advanced 20s.

CmiiSTCHUKCH, January 24th.

The weather to-day was fine, with a strong breeze from the N.E. The Interprovincial cricket match was concluded, : and resulted in a hollow yictory for •Canterbury by cue innings and 29 r^ns. Coliinson did not' go in-in the secord innings of the Otago team, owing to his injured leg. ] The following is the full score :—• •.•. '. •■■ '■■" ■' ■.-• -■ '. ' !

OTAGO—IXRST INNINGS.

Invercargih,, January; 24th. The polling for a member to represent Invercargill in. the General Assembly took place to-day, and after a keen r contest, resulted as follows :—Calder, 142; Lumsdea, 90. Mr Calder 1b in favour of the Financial Scheme, if modified, while Mr Lumsden is in favour of it as it stands. The majority for Mr- Calder is much greater than was anticipated. , Mr Reid commenced his address to the electors at 8 o'clock in the Theatre, which; was densely crowded. He was well received, and his remarks were listened to attentively, many of them ■ being applauded. He is still (10 o'clock) speaking.

i Hendley, b Pierce... ' ... ... ... 11 Macfarlan, b Lee ... .-.. ... ... 16 Reade, b Perry ... ..; ....... 33 Collinson, run but... - ... ... 12 Kettle, b Odell ..;. ... ... ... 4 Macdonnell, hit wieket, b Odell... ... 7 Allen, c Odell; b Lee .. ... ... 22 Cairns, bLee ■.'.... ......... ... ... 10 Holmes, b Moore ... ... ... 1! 12 Aria, b Moore ... ... ... •• •." 0 Brown, not out .. .,".. ... ]. r 0 Leg-bye ... ... ... ..." 1 Widen ...... .■'....'',' .... 3 Total ,■-.•;..• ... 131 •■••■'■ CANTERBURY— FERST INNINGS, r. ■ • Mainwaring, c Reade, b Cairns .. ... 14 Cotterill, b Keade... ... ... ... 26 Lee,1 b w, b Reade ... .. ... 6 Perry, b Reade .;. ...... .. 10 Fowler, c Allen, b Reade... ' 34 Odell, hit wicket, b Cairns ' ...' ... 1 Ollivier; c Macdonnell, b Maofatlan ..45 Looghnan, b Cairns ... ..; --. 4 Maples, c Macfarlan, b Hendley .. 25 Moore, b Hendley „. ... .... 4 Pierce, not out; ...... ... ... 8 Byes ... ... ... ,. ... 17 Leg-byes .... .. ... 4 Wxdes,. ... .. .. .. 17 Total 209 OTAGO—SECOND INNINGS. Hendley, c Maples, b Le© ... , ; . 4 Brown, runout ... ... „.. .,1 j Reade, run out ... ' ... ... .. 22 Kettle, b Lee ... ... „. ... ,• 1 Macdonnell, b Moore ... 3 Cairns, 0 Fooler, bMoore .. ..." 0 Maofarlan, run out .. ... 4>> q Allen, c Lee, b Perry ." 3 Holmes, not out ... , ... ... ," 12 Aris.bPerr^ ... ... ... ... 3 Collinson, did not bat . ... ... ... q Total ... 49 A single wicket match, with five men a aid®, bto be played.