COLONIAL TELEGRAMS
PER G-REVILLE's TELEGRAM COMPANY WELLINGTON.
March 19. A paragraph in the Melbourne Avgus says Vogel has purchased on behalf of Government'exclusive right of publication of Argus telegrams, with view of resuming supply of Government summaries to the press. Government here has no official knowledge of the fact. Yogel's; correspondence contains nothing confirmatory of paragraph in Age. The subject will be considered at an early date at Cabinet meeting. Post condemns Yogel's action. Says Cabinet must, repudiate such contract. Government here have authoritatively denied that Yogel had any such intention.
WELLINGTON. . March' 19. Halcombe resigned seat in Provincial Council for Rangitikei, in consequence of his appointment of Immigration Officer in the Provinces of Wellington and Hawkes Bay. Sfc Patrick's dinner last night great success. Governor amongst the guests. J. L. Fitzgerald presided. GBETMUTJTH G^eymouth annual races a great success. Jockey Club Handicap, Misfortune 1 ; Peeress 2 : Black Eagle, 3. NELSON. Lightband resigns. Probable candidates, Luckie, J. C. Richmond, and Monro. DUNEDIN. McLean resigns his seat for Wai-] kouaiti ill-health.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume V, Issue 1423, 19 March 1872, Page 2
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170COLONIAL TELEGRAMS Wanganui Herald, Volume V, Issue 1423, 19 March 1872, Page 2
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