BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Evening Star, Issue 3406, 21 January 1874, Page 2

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

, rp, • , „ l-v<. ■> .WflJ*woTOK, January 20. The follo\ying Tfeights for the Wellihgton' Cup have been declared Calumny,, 9st 4lh ; Hatred, 9st.; Castaway, Bst; Songstress, ( 7st 21b ; Dead Shot, 7st ; Batter, 6st 71b; hr filly by, inducer, fist 71b,; Lochinvar, SsflOlb. '• mv : * . Bluff., January 20; i The brigantine Sarah Pile, which has been out three months, has arrived from Macqufwie Islands with 65 tuns of oil on board. - Christchurch, January 2t; j The Provisional directors of the new woollen 9pmpanyhavebeen appointed. The capitals expected to be L 15,000, " . I The Canterbury Spinning Company are about considering the advisability of commencing the manufacture of woollen goods. < > m, .„. Bluff, January 21^ The Albion with the Finglish mail left bourne at 2.30 p'.m. on the IGth, and arrived at the Bluff at on the 21st. She brings 43 saloon and 30 steerage passengers,, and 250 tons catgo for all ports. ' The Albion sails for Dunedin at 3 p.ni; to-day. , : Passenger List.—JVlr, Airs, and Miss Ireland; Messrs, James, Roberts, Lees,’Part, Pilkns, Somner, Malcolm, Hart, Peterson, Beecher, Gray, Donaldson, Kemp, Mesdames Sieve"right and child, Park, Siddoris, PiUahsi Misses Pillans, Mrs Thewenete. and 20 in the Steerage, also 130 tons cargo.. The Albion vyill probably be detained till 8 p.m. His Hpnor the Superintendent is likely to be a passenger.