Telegrams.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 1168, 15 November 1871, Page 3

Telegrams.

[Pee Geeville's Telegeah Company, Reutee's Agents.] Wellington, Nov. 14, 7.35 p.m. The remains of Mr Hay were placed on board the Phoebe for conveyance to Dunedin for interment there. The Luna sailed this afternoon for Lyttelton with some Canterbury and Otago members. The Lima will bring back Lady Bowen. - The body of one of the brothers Judd has been found in Lowry Bay. Sailed. — Samson, for Dunedin ; Ahuriri, for Napier ; Wellington, for Picton. The Phoebe is detained until to-morrow. Dunedin, Nov. 12. The match against Walker, of Auckland, mil be fired on the 20th, at the Government range, Anderson Bay. The Yacht Club has decided to send a crew to represent the province at the Christchurch regatta. A bullock-driver, named John Smart, was killed by falling off his waggon at Teviot. Nafiee,.Nov. 14. At a public meeting hist night, it was unanimously resolved to petition the Governor to give Napier a Municipal Corporation. Hokitika, Nov. 14. Mr Preshaw, dispenser at the Hospital, was suspended by the Surgeon-Superintendent,and the Hospital Committee has accepted his resignation. The public comment severely on he proceedings, and an indignation meeting "will be held to-night. At the sales to-day, cattle averaged 25s to 37s 6d per 100 lbs ; sheep, 11s. Poet Chalmebs, Nov. 14. Craigie's body was found in the hai'bour today. He was missed in July last.