TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. LATER EDITION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6694, 6 November 1889, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. LATER EDITION.

£___£ J__l__.OTJ_ia XJSLEQRAJPB.— COPZSIQRI.-] [SiBOJA-i^ro Pbess Association.] [Baotivad Nov, 6, at.12.15p.-a._l Smart Passage. LONDON, Nov. 4. "which, left Napier C_tbAngq__t 24, has -arrived all well. tho iysiß_esrsAot haa worked well, I ■ 1 1 1 -f ft i j ■■■i-f-rTj** l__a* cargo of frozentjf#*y» fats. a__mod in p-ime*conc_i- !_______, 3__a___ Qgaasra* loaa made one of $B«____l__-d_a_-_fc^^ £_$ *an___} {-__-(&£ ■" Bxrivmg wi-tidn: i_j££___a_-fe -o£ __--__tg__a__td Notes. XONIiO-J, $fov. £. .[.-S'-i-tyxeparted the Hon Mr i___-______s t» make jaspvisioa-for the; i*_---_i___gg>^_si^ 33_-_-33{d--tg< Ayr*mfly-«&BMffPe Qife-Biis, f rom W«eTlii#im*.C-Va?gißSt 2s), ptsoaintdrSov. 6, -__tl-p_m.l BKris _ExMbitk>n Awards, P____lß, Nov. 6. Oomte de lPtexasb.CmaxQ.Jn lifew Zealand, iua beexip swarded one -gold And two silver , medals for his etknckgical exhibit. _-nd-he;__lsoa-eoeweß-a silver medal in recogn-tioncdE Iris -vakiaible *er«oeß-tn furthering the Exhibition wbile he was -resident in the Colony. Messrs Tracers, DougaJ,«nd Middlemas, each receive a silver medal for exhibits of fossils. Mr Liardet receives a silver medal for 'hia* exhii>-t!i, jtj^L ,M*s M*p y..,iorh&:7_ia^^

Phylloxera. VIENNA, Nov. 5. Phylloxera is prevalent in Hungary, and has devastated quite half of the vineyards. It is also extending in the southern Provinces and Styria. fßeoeived Nov. 6, at 1,15 p.m.] A Faint Comet. SYDNEY, Nov. 6. Mr T. Neil, of the Observatory, reports that a faint .comet, discovered by Borson, will appear in the Southern Hemisphere about Nov. 12;