TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 870, 9 April 1877, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

{Per Press Agency.) Amval of H-M.S. Wolverine. Wellington, April 9. H.M.S. Wolverine lias just arrived from Hobart Town. It is understood that she will shortly take his Excellency on a trip to the South, probably including a trip to the Sounds. Arrived—Herald, from Lyttelton. Fresh Discoveries at Grahamstown Grahamstown, April 9. The Moanatairi returns for flic last week are 55380 z. Shares have receded to BIG, cum dividend, the latter being £2 10s. Gold has been struck in the Pinko (formerly Bright Smile) at a depth of 456 feet. This intelligence was followed by news of gold being struck in the Pumping Association’s low level, in the ground of the Hurunui Hill Company. There is great excitement over the latter event, and shares have risen. Gun Accident. Foxton, April 9. Mr Rudolph, a settler at Karero, Palmerston North, was accidentally shot dead yesterday by his partner, Mr C. W. AValker. An inquest will bo hold to-morrow. The men were out shooting when the accident occurred. R heeton, April 8. The result of the Caledonian crushing was 5030z5. 15dwts. of retorted gold, from sixty tons quartz. Bleep, April 9. The Ringarooma left Melbourne on the 3rd. Experienced fresh westerly winds and high seas. She brings 147 tons cargo. Passengers for Lyttelton-—Miss Powler, Mr Secrcn, Mr Anson, and eleven in the steerage, with twenty-four tons cargo.