BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Welungton, March 22. The following tenders have been icceived for No. 3 Contract of the Winton and Kingston ailway;—Accepted: J B. Blair, Dunedin. L 1.3,679 Declined: J. M Leod, Switzws, informal; Proctor and Whitaker, Invercargill, L 16.958 ; ’ John Henderson, Wellington, LI 6,174; Millar, Mu ray. and Walker, Invc-r----ca gill, L 17,674; H. L Mathew Bennett and Sons, Invtrcargill, L 20.395
{From our own Correspondent.) Napier, March 22. Groat interest is taken in the result of the race'! at Dunedin. A large amount of money is stak d on them This morning at about 4.30 o’clock when the steamer Jane Douglas was approaching the channel between Portland Island and the mainland she si rock on the edge of thereof throwing the passengers out of theT bunks. No a rious damage was ascertained to have occurred to the vessel, nor was there any alarm amongst the passengeis. The Jane Douglas arrived at Gisb rne at noon. • A man named Alexander was drowned at Mohaka yesterday thtough the boat capsizing. He arrived recently from Wellington.
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Evening Star, Issue 4079, 23 March 1876, Page 3
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175BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 4079, 23 March 1876, Page 3
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