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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2568, 7 September 1867, Page 1 (Supplement)

The Recall op Sib George Gbey. — Mem-boj-8 of the Ministry have given notice of motion in both Houses of the Legislature, of their intention to move the adoption of an address, expressive of the regret of the -General Assembly at the recall of his Excellency. The address recites the manifold services which Sir George Grey lias rendered to tli© colony, and concludes by tendering him th« hearty wishes of the Legislature for his future happiness and welfare. A series of resolutions on this subject is also to be moved by the Govern- ; ment. . , . - • j Ghkat Loss of Sheep ibom Snow.— The • Bevere wenther experienced throughout the Middle Island in the latter part of July and the early part of August, and the heavy fall of snow which accompanied it in many places, has caused great loss to shoep farmers.. In the province, of Marljborough, in .comparatively low country, tl\ere has been a great Jobs of Limbs, and the same- may be B&id-'bf many parts of Canlerbwy. 1 In* Gtagd; in the neighborhood of the lakes, sheep and lambs are lying dead on the runs in every direction.