BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Evening Star, Issue 4174, 13 July 1876, Page 3

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

„, _ Wellington, July 12. J he Governor will leave for Nelson in the Luna to-morrow night, at eight o'clock, and will probably return on Tuesday mornijv next. '

Auckland, July 12. At the annual meeting of the Loan and Mercantile Agency, Mr Browning was reelected a director. a

M l n^ do V b r otll or of Mr London, M.i.C. was seized with a paralytic stroke while driving, and fell over 0 J the road

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r n lT .. .' CHRi.STCIIUUCH, July 12. *w + ? Lyttelton limes' thl, ,normi, K says *?mt n? ?) ° r " iarke > UeVer very brbk at this ume of the year. the;e can be no doubt, i, much worse tnan tor some years mst Tie number w!:o apply daily at the !>omain tor work is very ~ n _at; indeed, not lon- a**, upwards of !.:00 application. were. M \,T»\ T°n Ti" u A -' ,nsianccol, the abundance of skilled labor m the iron trade is afforded by tHeiact that m a very ehort time applies-

tions have been received from thirty men, all out of employment, for the appointment of engineer of the Marketplace Fire Brigade Station.

{From our own Correitf-onl^nts.)

Mosgiel, July 13. A fatal accident occurred this morning at Stirling railway station. John Young, engine-cleaner, while shifting waggons, received severe injuries. He was removed to the train, so as to be taken to his home at Mosgiel, but expired at Waihola. The body awaits an inquest at Mosgiel.