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The Otago Daily Times complains that a telegram^ stating that rumors were current of commercial failures at Dunedin, ..;recently,-.appeared- m our 'columns,- al- ., $hpugh its .?iuthenticij;y i?; denied by the '" representative of the Press Agency there. ". We.can only say.that 1 tho telegram came (?,-to j]o(asj-.ftn .ordinary. Press telegram, and that we know-nothing of^ jta origin. We have, howeyef, ihTconimoii with many ''.'btHerai'grave causo'ior dissatisfaction with t-the rubbish: which: is I telegraphed from Dunedin through .the;. Press Agency. Whaton earth do the public.care whether paid A a "fancy price for ■Otagb Daily' Times shares,' or "soirio' other nobody has transferred his account from one OBahlt" 'i o" another ? These jhivjSer'tinent messages are evidently circulated for some .underhand 'purpose,: or to eerve some private interests.at Dunedin ; and the 'Agency is" blameable for inflictthem on its supporters/ ' '' It is much easier to destroy than to renew. ~ .T>he (pressure of/public opinion m Now Zealand Has induced the.Ministry. to. induce Sir. Julius Yogel to induce Dr ■-Peath^rstbh'to" Lrevivo the system of free passages to emigrant's-; -but who is to in,.duce the emigrants-to take, advantage of j the. privilege which hag been. j restored to tn:eW? J 'An Advertisement, such as the _fj>Howjng, which was published for some ■weeks m all the leading- journals m tho kingdom, must create an impression iVWcli it' will take many months to' removed— ;