NEW ZEALAND.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2427, 16 January 1882, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND.

WELLINGTON, January 16. Gubernatorial.

The Governor has returned from his visil through the Wairarapa disttiot. TIMABT7, January 16.

The City of Cashmere

I The City of Cashmere had on board 2749 sacks of wheat, 276 saoks of flour, and 486 bales of wool, shipped by Messrs Miles, Aroher and Co., and was insured under an opon policy in the Union ; there were 1600 sacks of wheat, shipped by J. L. Morris, whioh was insured for £ISOO in the South British. The masts went over yesterday afternoon except the lower mizzen and that followed during the night. She had a hole made in her bottom by a boulder duriDg the afternoon, and now (2 p.m.) it is reported that a good deal of the port side, whioh is presented to the sea, is broken away. The officers and orew secured their effeots at low tide yesterday, the vessel being then nearly clear of the surf. The hull now lies high and dry. The steamer Grafton, sent for from Lyttelton, arrived an hour too late to do anything. OAMABU. January 16. The English Cricketers.

The English Cricketers arrived by express train shortly after twelve, and after lunobeon were driven to the cricket ground. The weather is glorious, and a large number of the tradesmen are observing a half holiday. DUNEDIN, January 16. The Interprovinoial Cricket Match.

The following players have been selected for practice for the Otago v Canterbury matoh : Spring, Crawshaw, Collinson, Haskell, Cooke, Wynoks, Cargill, Clark, Rose, Battray, Dixon, Davenport, W. Frith, O. Frith, Mitchell. Austin. Harris.