The Globe. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1874. TELEGRAMS.
'» n t-m . V/ '. x (Pet Anglo-Australian Press Telegraph /'i!','' Agency.) ( . Wellington, August 5, The wife of Mr T. Buchanan, manager of the Bank of Australasia, died suddenly to- ’ ■ day. ; The remainder of the immigrants per the . Conflict were landed to-day. “ Bluff, August 5; The wreck of the Carl was bought by Mr .Brodrxck for £6O, and the sails, boats, and other gear for £ 130, THIS I)A YS TELEGRAMS. (!; i o'h Auckland, August 6. Sailed^—The Flirt, for Lyttelton ; and the Wellington for South. Mr Yon Der Heyde is a passengei*. There is a general expression of regret -at the measures that have been taken in order to unseat him. The “ Herald” says, if necessary, a short Act should be passed. .... ! Pout Chalmers, August fi, A seal ten feet long was caught at the Heads to-day. Wellington, August 6. The Lyttelton Gas Bill has passed the House. Dunedin, August 6. In the Supreme Court yesterday, before Judge Chapman, Mr Jas Smith moved for a rule nisi calling upon Jas Macassey, the plaintiif in Macassey v Bell, to show cause why he should not answer complaints in connection with the publication of a letter in the “Times” with reference to the case, and the Judge’s order about the production of telegrams. Rule nisi was granted.
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Globe, Volume I, Issue 58, 6 August 1874, Page 2
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