TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume I, Issue 82, 4 September 1874, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(Per Anglo-Australian Press Telegraph Agency.) Alexandra, September 3. A great meeting of natives will be held at Waitara this month. They proceed to Kawhie to carry mill stones for a flour mill to be erected atKuiti. Manuhiri's counsels have prevailed, and no more grog is to be distilled. Wellington, September 3. It is understood that the necessary order in Council authorising the sale of 20,000 acres at Orona to Messrs Douglas and Co, has been signed to-day by his Excellency the Governor, The Agency is authorised to state that the statements which have appeared as to what took place or transpired in the conversation between Mr Stafford and Mr Vogel, are altogether incorrect. Mr Vogel is going to Sydney about the electric telegraph cable, and not about the San Francisco service, Mr Russell being entrusted with negotiating the latter affair. The Tribune says :—We understand that His Excellency will shortly pay a visit to the Province of Marlborough. Mr Seymour, the Superintendent of the province, has remained in Wellington to accompany him. Port Chalmers, September 3. The immigrant ship Tweed, 1844 tons, is at the Heads from London. There is a south-west gale blowing. THIS DA TS TELEGPAMS. Port Chalmers, Sept 4. The Pnrsee ship, from Glasgow, is at the Heads. The Tweed is not towed in. No particulars yet received, except that all on board are well,

Wellington, Sept 4. Flour, £l3 to £l3 10s; oatmeal, £24 to £25 ; potatoes, £8 to £9 ; wheat, chick, 4s 3d ; oats, 4s lOd to 5s ; bran, Is 4d to Is 6d ; pollard, £7 to £8 ; cheese, 8d to 9d ; hams and bacon, lOd to Is.