AUSTRALIAN

Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 806, 30 November 1882, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN

, [rEDTER’s TELEGRAMS —COPYRIGHT.] [Received Nov. 30,1.5 p.m.l For the Bluff, j./i _ : Melbourne, To-day. - Sailed, last night —• Union Co.’s 'steamship Te Anau, for the Bluff. [sir. i.n> Wool Sales. fAt their weekly wool sale yesterday, -Messrs Gbldsborough and Co. (Limited) Jcatalpgued 5.000 bales, of which 4,800 4bses ; were sold. The highest prices .realised were 13d for greasy, and 2i*4d zfat scoured. Good competition was oagain experienced, H Sydney, Yesterday. The Hon. Ivo Bligh’s cricket team here to-day. The following the names of the New South Wales tsi£n who play against the Englishmen the match commencing on the Ist -prox:—Allen, Callahar, Davis, Evans, f Geary, Middleston, Mair, Moses, I'Power, Turner, and Weare. The team -|%considered to represent the moderate selection of the New South Wales cCfkketers. S*; : Election Excitement. r ; -'Great excitement prevails on account igOfrthe forthcoming general elections. 4 Fully Subscribed at Par. p Adelaide, Yesterday. ' The Hon. Charles Mant, Colonial Treasurer, has received a telegram from Sir A. Blyth, Agent-General in London, announcing that the balance of ‘ the South Australian 4 per cent Loan, amounting to L 426,000, has been fully subscribed at par.