TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1332, 21 November 1885, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

Ins P&BHM A«lO()llTlOI*.J Shipping. AUCKLAND, Ti, dav. Arrived—Jesse Headman (Gibson) from London.

Smelting. The result of smelting 60 tona of ore from the Crown Mine, Karangahape, by the La Monte - process is gold and silver worth ab< ah) L4OO, less cost of smelting, ’net return is L 221, which is considered disappointing. A further test will be made.

Post-SessionaL New Plymouth, To-day. Colonel Trimble addressed his constituents last night, in New Plymouth, when a vote of confidence was passed. Mining. Wbluhuton, To-day. The Minister of Mines has received telegrams from Thames from W. Fraser, Mayor, and J. D. Brodie, Chairman of County Connell, to the effect (hat the mining lectures by Professor Black have been received wi’h great enthusiasm, and were very successful. Professor Blsck wires to the same effect, and states that he is holding classes all day long, and that his pupils ora a very intelligent class, in some instances they went ahead of in knowledge of. assorting and testing?' He looks on Thames as a strong place to/ establish mining schools. Opawa Collision. Blenheim, To-day. Information has been laid to-day against both Captains Manning and Eckford for not blowing whistles. Both are also to be prosecuted for not osrryiog lights. Shipping. Christchurch, To-day.

Sailed—lonic for London via Kio de Janiero. Passengers Saloon : Misses Lance and Malcin, Messrs W. A. Todd, Ashbury and Henry.