TELEGRAPHIC.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11952, 31 March 1894, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC.

1 — * — - [Per Press Association.] Auckland, March 30. | The Alamedft loft for Sydney this afternoon, also the Mahinapua, with the southern 'Frisco mails. George Dorrell, actor, returned by the Alaraeda from the United States. Miss Maty Krout, correspondent of the Inter-Ocean, arrived by 'he Alamoda to write up New Zealand for the American journals. Mr Frank Lawry, M.H.R., in response to a. requisition from the doctors of Kaipara, Helensyille, will address the electors in the interest of Mr Jackson Palmer's candidature for Waitemata. WBtLrNQTOH, March 30. The Government have been offered another estate of 11,000 acres in the Hawke's Bay District, partly on hills and partly on plains. The matter willreniain in abeyance until the return of the Minister of Lands, when he will decide as to whether a meeting of the Land for Settlement Board shall take place to consider it. The English mails, which left Auckland on the 21th February by the Mariposa, arrived in London on the night of Thursday, 28th intt., due date. The Stipendary Magistrate to-day made an order for the winding up of the Wellington Industrial and Provident Co-operative Society, Limited. The groom of Dr Cahil), the Wellington doctor who is lying ill with typhoid fever near Napier, waa taken to the Wellington Hospital to-day suffering from the same complaint. The wedding ceremony, which was interrupted yesterday by the bride stoutly refusing to" accept the bridegroom, was performed this morniDg at ten o'clock. Orders have been sent to the Petone workshops for the construction of ten ventilated cars for the carriage of dairy produce over the Napier and New Plymouth sections. They are to be ready for next season, and will have a carrying capacity of six tons each. Five frozen meat vans are also being built at the Addington workshops for the HnrunuiBlufl section, which will have a carrying oapaeity of 35 sheep carcases encb.