A private telegram from London, dated Feb. 18, reports that tbe belter kinds of wool are steady. Poorer kinds are lower in price. The Southern Cross of March 20 contains the following telegram from the Thames ; Sunday, 5.19 p.m. Mackay, the messenger who undertook to convey the English telegrams overland to Tauranga for transmission to the South, was chased by an ambuscade of natives beyond Pairoa. He ran for his life, and returned to Ohinemuri. He started again yesterday morning by another path. A Melbourne paper furnishes the following information regarding the new Governor of Queensland : —His Lordship is son of the first Marquis of Normandy, who at different times held the position of ambassador at various courts, and the Lord-Lieutency of Ireland. He is aged 52 years, Ims been Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, and has safc as M,P. for Scarborough,
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 985, 5 April 1871, Page 2
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