LATEST TELEGRAMS

Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1885, 21 August 1874, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS

(anglo-atjstrahan press telegraph AGENCY.] Nbv Plymouth, Aug. 17. The "Herald' in an article on the debate on the aboliion of the Provinces advocated that hppy despatch be given to them, as now tie necessity of their continued existence was no longer apparent. In adds that unler the General Government the progras of the Province would be ensured, wKlst under the Provincial administration its great resources will never be propery developed. The general feeling abroad has long been in favor of being governed by the Colonial Government. Instructions lave been received to commence the surrey of the railway from Waitar* fcowardi Wanganui at once. Captain Ellis of Auckland, bought the hull of the Paterson. Portions of a Jeck -house has been picked up by the Natives on the Harriett Beach. The Eliza Mary, wrecked off Waitara, has been repaired and gone to Dunedin, . to be put on tha slip. Auckland, Aug. 20. In compliance with an influential requisition, the Mayor has convened a public meeting for to-night, to consider Mr Vogel's resolutions. Wellington, August 20. In reply to Mr Curtis the Premier paid that before finally deciding to run a fourth telegraph line from Blenheim to Canterterbury, the department would try to secure a line from Nelson to Lyell by way of Richmond,. and if it could be safely and permanently constructed, it would establish direct communication between Nelson and the West Coast, and thus relieve, the. existing line considerably.