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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1348, 10 June 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

CABLE_NEWS. [BEUTEB'S SFEOTAL telegrams to thb PBESS AGENCY.] London, June 7. A colliery explosion, causing 235 deaths, has occurred at Warrington. The Continental Press felicitates Earl Beaconsfield on his going to Congress, as a trump card of diplomacy. Paeis, June 7. France has accepted the Congress, because circumstances might arise leading to a discussion on questions relating to Egypt, Lebanon, and the holy places. AUSTRALIAN. Adelaide, June 9. The vessel reported as the Cuzco arrived, turns out to N» the Argonaut, from London. xNTERPROVINCIAL. [pee press agency.] New Plymouth, June 8. Rowi is expected at Pukcaruhe (White Cliffs) to-day, and will be at Waitara before the 21st. Only a few followers will come with Rewi at first, the main body coming down afterwards. Wellington, June 10. Mr Seymour Thome G-eorge ha 3 recoived a requisition from the Hokitika electors, inviting him to become a candidate for the representation of that district in Parliament. Mr George has relied, complying witty the

request, and stating that ho will visit the district of Hokitika. Mr Gerald George Fitz Gerald has announced himself as a candidate for the Assembly for the seat vacated by Mr Button. The " Gazette " issued this morning notifies that Parliament is further prorogued from the 15th of June to the Ist of July next. Gbettown, June 10. On Saturday, the Wairarapa Jockey Club discussed the question of admitting the Press to its meeting, and decided to exclude it. The " Standard" had claimed the right to send a reporter. Dunedin, June 10. Mr 0. S. Reeves intimates that he intends offerigg himself as a candidate for the Dunedin vacancy, but does not say in what interest.