BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Evening Star, Issue 3404, 19 January 1874, Page 3

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

a , . , Wellington, January 37. A good cricket match was played to-clay bewefr J. he Nap J® r and Wellington clubs. Wellington won by 27 runs. The match comnumoed at ten o clock, and finished at half-past mv n January 19, ■ ® -pDglish mails sent by th% Taranaki to he forwarded by the Governor- Blackall were detained atNelsw, Hnd sent by the to Melbourne to be taken by the Suez route, /-< Invercargill, January 19. liie Governor arrived from Queenstown on oaturday evening, and met with an enthusiastic reception from a: large concourse of people at the railway station, the Mayor and Councillors presenting an address of welcome. He attends , a luncheon tb-day, and a ball on Wednesday, both are likely to be largely attended, Quee' stown, January 19. , ■*•o® Governor amved here on the-evening of the 13th, Few pei sons were in the township, owing to the races. He met with no reception, nor were any addresses presented to . him. On the 16th he steamed up the lake an,d a Chinese deputation. The same day he went to' the races, and in tl\e e\en(ug patronized, the perfonuanpes the Ixion Troupe at the theatre* He left for Invercargill on Saturday morning. He totally ignored deputations, and opinion is divided about this action, a I ‘A Auckland, January 19. A letter received in Auckland states that an American Protectorate has been established Over the whole islands of the Navigator. Group m pursuance of the recommendation of Colonel Ptemberger, its Commissioner.