TELEGRAPHIC.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 67, 23 April 1873, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC.

PEK ASQUO-AITSTUA.LIAX PRESS TELEGRAPH AGENCY. SAFETY OF HANGATUiA AND SOUTHERN CROSS. THE MINISTRY. SOUTHERN NEWS. name* cattle market yestbkday. ». - Auckland, Tuesday Evening. Thb cutter Gazelle has arrived. She reports Steamer Southern Cross and three barques nchored at Kawau. Nebraska anchored at the reel. Rangatira has just arrived. The steamer Paterson i 8 detained until to morrow. 12,500 now applications for shares in South -tmtish Company. Ibo Ministry as leader in the Upper House. The|So K *A<r» Cross suggests he should be Colonial Secretary. . ; fc „ 18 belu ’ v .'i d Mr Thomas Russell was instructed to inquire of English shipowners regarding another ban Srancisoo postal service. ° Moor and Green are committed for trial charged with scuttling ship Alsager. « , _ Wbxlington, Tuesday Evening. A speculative Dunedin firm have purchased all unsold sections of reclaimed laud in Wellington. , r w , Nelson, Tuesday Evening. Mary Woodmam has boon convicted of manslaughter, and remanded for sentence, pending case being heard in the Court of Appeal. b _ . _ „ Dcnkdik, Tuesday Evening. R. A. Butter Geld has been arrested, charged with bigamy. b New case against Ryan is proceeding. No fresh evidence. _ , t Ge ahamstown, Tuesday Evening. Tyler, charged with arson, committed for trial. . Naples, Tuesday Evening. Fat steers, auctioned, £6 per head j cows anp calves at foot, £5 j merino owes, 4s, Oats, short supply, 4s 6d.