INTEFROVINCIAL NEWS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1410, 18 November 1886, Page 2

INTEFROVINCIAL NEWS.

Auckland, November 17. At Mr Dockland's anneal wool sales prices were per lb belter all roo-d A rep'esenfaf vh o ( the North New Zealand Woollen Company porchaaed all the merino and fine orosrbrod wool purchasable Th" Company are purchasing all wool suitable that can be obtained in the northe n markets. At a meeting of the Loyal United brothers Lodsre of the N«f->"n»l Independent. fVer of O l-.lt'ellow.i, the circular of the Medical Association was formally nnrued i'i the presence of the N.G A resoluM n was carried, in no way to recognise it or its >nterf rence respecting the attendance fees to members. The Harbor Board have received na merous offers to light the wharves by the electric light, but no r c‘im; has be n taken. WfllinotoN. November 17. The writ for the * lection of a member <>f the House of Representatives for the Wertsrn Maori electoral district, vice Puke Te Ao deceased, issued dominations are to be made »t Wanganui on December 2nd, and the polls will take place' on December 23rd, The writ is made returnable by January 24 h. It is estimpted that it will coat £4OOO to raise the steamer Mawhc-ra, wrecked at Greymouth. No tenders have been received for raising the wrecked steamer Tnl Nblsok, November 17. The corner stone of the new cathedral church was laid to-day by the Bishop’ of Nelson in the presence of a large con coarse of people. The building Is expected to be opened early in February.