YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1255, 27 March 1878, Page 2

YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS

IXTERPROVINCIAL. [PER PRESS AGENCY.] Further Gold Discoveries in Marlborough. Auckland, March 26. The Salsbury troupe opened to a good house., Gisborne, March 26. Sir John Coode will visit G-isborne by the end of April re the proposed harbor improvements. Elenjietm, March 26. The ppeciol reporter of the " Express" says that two other payable terraces have been opened at Wakamuvina, between Deep Creek and the Forks. The prospect obtained at the previously reported terrace should be an ounce to each set of timber driven, not per tub. [prom the correspondent of the phess.J TiMARtr, March 26. Mr Teschemaker addressed his constituents at Waimate last night, and received a vote of thanks. The G-eraldine County Council will hold their annual meeting at Temuka to-morrow. Bailey's circus appears at Waimate tomorrow night, and at Timaru on Thursday. The lease of the Theatre Royal has been sold by J. L. Hall to J. R. Stansoll. The agricultural returns for South Canterbury are now completed. They show 54,75!) acres wheat; 11.226 acres oats ; 2439 barl°y ; 1839 hay ; 183,158 aeres grass ; (576 potatoes ; 20,031 other crops. The number of holdings is 830. The census returns will probably be completed this week. Kumara, March 26. Great preparations are being made by the Catholics for Father Uennebery's procession to-morrow. There is some excitement in town. The police force has been increased, and every precaution taken to prevent any disturbance.