INTERPROVINCIAL TELEGRAMS.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 98, 26 June 1877, Page 3

INTERPROVINC IAL TELEGRAMS.

(Per Press Agency.) , Greymotjth, June 22. The wreckage at Seventeen Mile Beach is from a schooner, supposed to be the Elizabeth Conway. A quantity of oats was washed ashore. There are no signs of any .of the crew, anditis opposed that an hand, are lost. The weather is again threatening and all the steamers in Port are detained. . . DuNEDisr, June 22. At a meeting of the shareholders of the Otago Daily Times and Witness Company, held yesterday, it was resolved to accept -the offer made to purchase the property of the Company .__ T Jj c purchaser is said to be the Hon W.H Reynolds, and the price about £22.000. Dtjnedin, June 22. It is said that Judge Johnston will be removed from Christchurch to Dunedjn and that Judge Johnston's place in Christchurch will* be filled by Judge Richmond. Bread has been raised to 8d for the 41b loaf, and another rise of Id is threatned. Port Chalmers, June 22. There was a tidal wave this forenoon. The water was greatly agitated, and suddnely fell five inches in five minutes. Timaru June 22. Major Pender has received a telegram from the Sergeant of Police at Waimate, stating that a man named Daniel Quarrie had admitted having killed his mother in Oamaru yesterday. The police are making inquires regarding the truth of the confession. "Wellington, June 21. j The following message has just been received by the Government from the Agent-General, dated London, June 21. The Russian left, wing gained a victory at Delhi Baba in Armenia. The Turkisn killed are reported to number 1000, and 450 were mie prisoners. The Russians are about to cross the Danube, and an important battle is hourly ■expected.