TELEGRAMS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 3684, 25 November 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

Wellington, November 24th. The journeymen painters have intimated to the employers that they intend to strike after the Bth of next month, unless they are allowed 12s per day. A number of carpenters have struck to-day for 12s. The movement is likely to become general. - The following are the names of the Wellington team selected to play the Auckland cricketers :—J. Marchant, JKnapp, W. J. Sahnon, Jv J. Salmon, W. A. Salmon, J. S. Dees, Lynch, The Wanganui men are— Evans, Jacob 3, Betts, and Wood.

Wanxjanui, November 24th. The barque Malay was bought to-day by Messrs Henderson and Macfariane of Auckland, for £3000.

AucitLAKD,'November 24th. The Phoebe took 11,596 ozs. of gold on account of the Bank of New Zealand.:

The ship Chile has arrived from London with 100 immigrants. Mr Alexander Saunders reports :—Buyers: Caledonian, £12 10s ; South British Insurance, £2 5s ; National Bank, £2 10s ; Bright Smile, £6 108. Sellers: Nationallnsuran.ee Co., £1 9s ; Mqana,taiari, £2 12s.

Alexandra (Waikato) November 24th. The Hauhau Tapihana, the chief of Kawhia, who gave so much trouble here some time agoj is how in. the township on a friendly yisit.

Napieb, November 24th,

A block of agricultural land partly timbered, in the Bay of; Plenty, and with the best hot spring in the district,. has been leased by the Government for 21 years. . Hone Te One, a friendly chief at Aotea, is about to hold festivities on the occasion of the opening of his nevsr house. Tawhaia has requested his sister Tiria to he present, with 40 followers. This circumstance is regarded as significant of improved relations.