TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume II, Issue 201, 30 January 1875, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(J?<r Anglo-Australian Press TelegraphAgency.') Hokitika, January 29.

Arrived—Elizabeth Curie, from Westport, In the roadstead—Garibaldi, from Waitara. Dunedin, January 29.

Oats are still receding, purchasers only being found for immediate requirements. Quotations for feed, 4s to 4s fid ; milling. 4s 9d ; in the latter very little is doing. Good simples of grinding wheat still command 5s 31 to 5s fid ; fowl wheat is scarce, at 3s 9d to 4s fid ; feeding barley, 4s to 4s fid ; flout is in fair demand, at £l3 to £l3 10s; pollard, £6 10a ; bran, £5 10a.

Auckland, January 30. Fat cattle in full supply, and steady at last week’s quotations: Fat sheep in liimted numbers, 2s each advance. Arrived—’The Add real, from London, with 208 immigrants, all well; ninety days from Falmouth. At the Regatta yesterday, in the Yacht race under nine tons, the Lizard capsized; sank; all crew rescued. TAPaNUI races. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] January 28. The attendance and entries were small. Maiden Plate, two entries, Sultana and Sonnambula. The latter cantered over. Tapanui Handicap. Three started. Right Bower, 7st 10st ... ... 1 Traitor, Bst 101 b 2 Stock pole, Bst 21b 4 Stock pole led the first half-mile ; Traitor and Right Bower then went up, Right Bower winning, hard held, by three lengths. The other events are local. January 29. The racing to-day was very indifferent. Great disappointment was expressed at the acceptances for the Jockey Club Handicap, Mr Coombas’ horses, Dutchman, and Bower walking over. Traitor was scratched at 11 a.m., owing to a severe cOld. Four started for the Hurdles, Bismarck, Dido, Kildare, and Unknown. Bismarck fell heavily at the first hurdle; Kildare led, with Dido on his quarters; Unknown three lengths behind. At the mile post Unknown challenged Kildare, but fell immediately upon assuming lead, hurting McKay his rider. Kildare led to the finish, winning by three lengths, Dido second. For the Flyinc Handicap four started. Flying Dutchman, Bst lOlbs ... 1 Envy, 6st 121bs 0 Somuambula, 7st 41bs 0 Bismarck, 7st 0 Envy led the first half-mile, with Dutchman on his quarter. At the distance Dutchman challenged Envy, and won by two lengths. Consolation. Stackpole 1 Envy ... 2 Traitor 3 COLONIAL PRIZE FIRING. Parawai, January 29. At the 200 yards’range, the seventh match is just completed. The following are the total range scores :—Skinner took the range prize; Coilard, 22; Richardson. 21; Clark (Thames), 19; McKenzie, 20 ; Sykes (Thames), 21; Elder, 22; Brown (Thames), 19; Gascoigne, 19; Fenton ('Thames), 19; Gallagher, 21 ; Skinner (Auckland), 26 ; Curtis. 20; Kingswell. 19; Martelli, 19; Dundas. 21; Sutton, 20; Gordon (Thames), 21; Armstrong, 22; Marshall, 11; McKee, 15; Blythe, 22; Partington, 25; Morris, 20; Bassett, 20 ; Hamlin, 22 ; Rountree, 20 ; Parnell, 22 ; Motley, 21 ; Wilson, 25 ; Ryan, 22; Campbell (Thames), 11; Christie (Otago), 21; Hoskins (Ihames) 23 ; Dey. 22 ; Soper, 17 ; Kay, 20 ; Robinson, 21 ; Coleman, 23 ; Tomlinson, 23 ; Fairbrother, 17 ; Grant (Thames), 16 ; Chase.2o; McLean, 10 ; McLaren, 23 ; Churton, 21 ; Blatch, 18 ; Grundy, 20; Murray (A.C.),18: Munyard, 20 ; Henouf, 21 ; Stouebridge, 22 ; Burns, 21 ; Mcllbride, 21 ; Campbell, 21 ; Gilbert, 23 ; Murray (Thames), 23 ; Chaikin (A.C.), 20 ; Goldie (Otago), 20; Leigh (Auckland), 21 ; Heaphy, 24 ; Johnston, 22; Fox, 19 ; Greer 23 ; Black, 21 ; McLeod,2t; Thompson, 18. Gbahamstown, January 30.

The 300 yards range (seventh infantry match) finished last night, having been delayed by rain, which fell at intervals during the afternoon very heavily. The interest was intense, as this match decides the championship. Churton, of Wanganui, fired for the first time yesterday; Nelson (Thames), was absent. The following are the totals at 300 yards range:—Collard 17, Richardson 18, Clarke (Thames) 16, McKenzie 20, Sykes (Thames) 16, Elder 20, Brown (Thames) 16, Gascoigne 18, Fenton (Thames) 17, Gallagher 21, Skinner (Auckland) 21, Curtis 19, Kingswell 18, Martelli7, Dundas2l, Hutton 18, Gordon (Thames) 17, Armstrong 17, Marshall 14, McKee 10, Blythe 16, Partington 19, Morris 13, Bassett 19, Hamlin 20, Rountree 14, Purnell 18, Morley 20, Wilson 20, Ryan 12, Campbell (Thames) 12, Christie (Otago) 19, Hoskins (Thames) 19, Dey 16, Soper 19, Hay 19, Robinson 17, Coleman 16, Tomlinson 15, Fairbrotherl2, Grant (Thames) 18, Chase 12, McLean 19, McLaren 17, Churton 15, Blatch 17, Grundy 15, Murray (A. C.) 19, Munyard 19, Renouf 16, Stonebridge 14, Burns 17, Mcllbride 17, Campbell 19, Gilbert 20, Murray (Thames) 17, Chalklin (A. C.) 14, Nelson (Thames) absent, Goldie (Otago) 19, Leigh (Auckland) 20, Heaphy 14, Johnston 15, Fox 11, Greer 16, Black 15, McLeod 21 (Range prize £2), Thompson 13.