TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
[Per Press Agency.] INTEEPROYTNCIAL. Dunedin, May 2. The jury lust night returned a verdict for the plaintiff of -0200 in the case Russell v. Sinvthies for malicious prosecution. The Dunedin and suburban police yestcrdaA r were sworn in under the Armed Constabulary Act by Mr Bradshaw, J.P. Hokitika, May 2. The returns of the election are all to hand, except from Jackson’s Bay. Mr Gisborne’s majority now stands at 57. There are about 20 Votes only at Jackson’s Bay. Port Chalmers, May 2. Arrived —\V oollomai, brigantine, from Melbourne. High Tide at Napier. Napier, May 2. There Avas an unprecedented high tide last night. As the wind blew heavily from the South there Avas a high sea. The breakers came over the beach through the houses into llie streets knocking down fences and carrying away small outhouses. There was a good deal of alarm, hut no very serious injury was done. Only one house on the beach’ was knocked over. No injury was done to the harbor Avorks. YE ST Eli DA TS TELEGRAMS o [ry submarine cable, per press agency.] AUSTRALIAN. Sydney, May 1. A heavy gale, Avitli rain, has prevailed for the last two days. A Hood is expected in the Windsor district. The Wakfitipu sails to-morrow.
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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 890, 2 May 1877, Page 2
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