The Globe. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1874. TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume II, Issue 148, 24 November 1874, Page 2

The Globe. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1874. TELEGRAMS.

{Per Anglo-Avstralian Press Telegraph Agency .) Auckland, November 23. The barque Wm Guildford hasarrived from Dunedin, She reports seeing forty sperm whales in one day on the coast. The Marquis of Nor.mnnby is expected to arrive on Monday, and remain till Thursday. In the interval he will be sworn in, entertained at a ball, and hold a levee. He proceeds to Wellington in the Luna.

Rales—Bismarck, 4s fid. Buyers—Fiji, 60s; Thames, 20s. Sellers —Bank of New Zealand. £lB ; South British, 51s ; Bright Smile, 53s ; Caledonian, £5 5s ; City of Cork, 8s ; Tokatea, 10 s. GrahamstowN, Nov 23. Mr William McCulloch, one of the proprietors of the Star, has been offered, and has accepted the position of Deputy Provincial Grand Master Scottish Constitution for New Zealand. Wellington, November 23. The barque Zelia has arrived, having left Mauritius on the 20th September. Till within a few hundred miles of the New Zealand coast she experienced nothing but gales. Four vessels were loading sugar when she left. One sailed the same day for Port Chalmers and Lyttelton, In the Court of Appeal the Otago and Southland Investment Company v Burns occupied all day. In the Supreme Court the Strathnaver salvage case was on all day. Two witnesses only were examined out of forty-nine. The Luna has gone North. Amongst the passengers are Sir George Arney, and Capt Fergusson, A.D.C. The four men missing in a, boat were blown out of the harbor, but picked up at the lighthouse. ♦ THIS DA Y'S TELEGRAMS. Dunedin, November 24. A produce telegram from the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, dated London, November 12th, states that the wool sales will close on the 4th proximo. 80,000 bales had arrived to date. In lambs wool, the market was easier ; tallow is less in trade demand, the market quiet. Preserved meats : boiled beef, without bone, 21b tins, 7d ; 41b tins in fair tr-ade demand. Wheat market flat. New Zealand hemp continues dull still. Kauri gum stock, according to last returns, 1000 tons. Watau, November 24. The Waiau bridge, in the Amuri, was blown down last Sunday night. [FROM OUR DUNEDIN CORRESPONDENT.] Dunedin, November 24. Madame Goddard’s concerts here have been such successes that she has determined to give an extra season. She leaves here for Christchurch, per Phcebe, on Saturday, and will not revisit Wellington, but proceed to Auckland immediately after leaving Christchurch. This season she had £260 in the house at the first concert, and the attendance was much larger last night.