BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(FROM GREVILLE’s TELEGRAM COMPANY, renter’s AGENTS.) Wellington, April 13. The Independent to-day publishes cnnoiatulatory telegrams between the authorities in Auckland and Wellington and Greville's Agency, relative to opening direct communica* ion by tee raph with Auckland. Arrived. —Phoebe. Despatches irom the Agent-General stale that a steady stream of immigrants will arrive in May and June. The Governor telegraphs that his reception by the Natives was satisfactory. He did not visit the Kingites, a question of Maori etiquette having arisen. The Nevada was detained at Auckland until twenty immigrants on Soames Island had quarantined au additional fifteen days, owing to the Armed Constabulary mixing with the people. News has arrived here that Mr Karslake, member for Christchurch, has resigned, Mr John Jebson is a candidate. Napier. A child, 19 months old, has been poisoned by eating lucifers. Grahamstown. Mr Horton, late proprietor of the Timaru Herald, has purchased a half-share in the Thame# Advertiser.
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Evening Star, Issue 2855, 13 April 1872, Page 2
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156BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 2855, 13 April 1872, Page 2
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