Telegraphic Intelligence. PER-ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY. INTERPROVINCIAL SUMMARY. AUCKLAND, 12th November.

Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1525, 14 November 1873, Page 14

Telegraphic Intelligence. PER-ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY. INTERPROVINCIAL SUMMARY. AUCKLAND, 12th November.

To-day was observed as a close holiday. The Volunteers fired a feu dejoic in honor of the Prince oil Wales' birthday. The agricultural and horticultural exhibition was very .successful. Later. A conference of the Highway Hoard Chairman and the Colonist's Protection League have adopted resolutions affirming the necessity of the Government encouraging Colonial manufactures, in order to secure employment for immigrants. They recommended a protective tariff. The ship Countess of Kintorc has cleared with a large cargo. Colonel Harington, late Inspector of the Volunteers, is a passenger. Cattle are in large demand. Dairy cows, £ls 10s to £1(1 12s ; yearling steers, £2 10s to £3; three-year-olds, £6 us to £9 10s. There is a spirited demand for sheep. Lambs, 80s; a couple of store wethers, shorn, brought Ms 3d each.

GEAHAMSTOWN, 12tli Novcrabhr. Five candidates arc in the field for the ■vacant scat in the Provincial Council. TARANAKI, 11th November. The S.upcrintcndcucy election resulted -as follows : Camnglon 321 Atkinson...' '. 276 Brown 172' ALEXANDRA. 11th November. . Tawhiao's son, Tutawhiao, is staying at Finch's Hotel; TAUEANGA, 11th November. The settlers arc excited over the Provincial cketions. The polling takes place tomorrow. WELLINGTON, llth November. The ship Excelsior, sailed for Napier, today, to load wool. 12th November. Tenders have been called for, for the erection of the new Government Offices. The Governor's yacht has arrived, 135 days from home, and 33 from King George's Sound. She brings two passengers, some valuable dogs, and a quantity of furniture for the Governor. Water was laid on this afternoon,

Mr Blackett and Captain Johnson go per Luna to fix the site of a new lighthouse, at Cape Foul wind. • The sittings of the Court of appeal commenced to-day. '■..'...''■>.. _,

13th November. Large consignments of Chilian flour are coming. | ; 5

The barque Camille, from Newcastle, brings later English and Australian news. Later.

The pioneer-vessel of the San Franeiseo line is advertised to leave Sydney vfit Kandavau and Honolulu on the 20th December. M'G-regor will be met at Kandavau by the connecting vessel from this Colony. Captain Kose, of the Eden, has had his certificate suspended for six months. CHPJSTCHURCH, 7th November. His Excellency the Governor held a levee this morning. Seventy gentlemen were presented. The races were an immense success. Governor and Lady Ferguson and suite were present; also Mr Vogel. Maiden Plate, £IOO, added to a sweepstakes of £lo.—Mr Nosworthy's Detainer, 1 ; Mr Webb's Ada, 2 ; Mr Redwood's Baiter, 3. Won by two lengths. Free Handicap, £so—Mr Redwood's Kakapo, 1; Mr Nosvvorthy's Hatred. 2 ; Mr Campbell's Exile, 3. A splendid raco, won by a neck. Canterbury Cup, £250, added to a sweepstakes of £ls each, £5 forfeit, second horse to save his stakes ; weight for age ; distance, 2\ miles.—Mr Nosworthy's Lurline, 1; Mr Redwood's Papapa, 2 ; Mr Kay's Tambourini, 3. Lurline, the favorite, led all the way, and won by five lengths. Time, i minutes 8 seconds. 12th November. The weather was fine for the Metropolitan Races. The Governor, Lady Ferguson, aud suite, were loudly cheered on their arrival, just before the first race. Derby stakes, £l5O, with a sweepstakes of £10; distance, 1J miles.—Mr Reiwood's Papapa, 1 ; Castaway, 2; Simpleton. 3. Mr "Walker's Defamer aud Dolly Varden also

ran. Papapa made the running, was never headed, and won by half a length. Time, 1 miuute 46 seconds.

Lottery Plate, £SO, sweepstakes, £3 each ; weight for age, winner of the Kailway Plate 71b extra ; distance, £ mile. Mr Noswortliy s Lurline, 1 ; Mr Hame's No Gentleman, 2; Mr Noswortliy's Hatred, 3 ; Mr Merritt's Phantom, 4. Mr Noswortliy declared to win with Lurline, which was a hot favorite. Lurline and Hatred made the running in company, after the first quarter-mile Lurline came away, winning easily, hard held, by ten lengths. No Gentleman passed Hatred near the post, and took the second place. Time, 1 minute 22 seconds. Canterbury Jockey Club Handicap, £lso> with sweepstakes of £lO, 2 miles. —Mr Kedwood's Kakapo, 3 yrs, 6st sft, 1 ; Mr Hutchinson's Malabar, 6st 101 b, 2; Mr Muloch's Gossip, 5 yrs, Bst 4ft, 3 ; Mr Kay's Tambourini, 5 yrs, 9st 81b; Mr Hutchinson's Mabel, 5 yrs, 7st 12ft; Mr Noswortliy's Traitor, scratched. Gossip made the running, Tambourini and Malabar close up for half-a-milc, when Tambourini went to the front' and held the lead until the straight, the rest close on her heels. Half down the straight Kakapo, hitherto the last, canic to the front, and won easily by six lengths. Time, 3 minutes 45 seconds.

Grand Stand Handicap, £IOO, 1 mile.— Mr Nosworthy's Calumny, -1 yrs, Ost 1211) ; Mr Redwood's Baiter, 3 yrs, Gat 101 b.; MiHewitt's Phantom, 5 yrs, 7st 121 b. Nominations; only,three acceptors. Calumny was a hot favorite; two. to one was laid on her; she won by four lengths with the greatest ease. Time, 1 minute 47-J seconds.

DUNE DIN, 12th November. The coal mine at Tokomairiro is in full work. It has been resolved to have water laid on at Port Chalmers. In the case of White v. M'Kellar, an action to recover £30,000, the hearing of which has occupied twelve hours, the Judge is now summing up. A rifle match has taken place between the Port Chalmers and Dunediu Naval Brigades. The Dunedin company were the victors. The Lady Jocelyu's immigrants arc too few in number to meet the numerous applications. EUROPEAN SUMMARY. LONDON, 28th October. . - The Ashantee war is still progressing; Bismarck has been re-appointed Premier in the German Cabinet. Obituary.—Johaun 1., King of Saxony : Sir Henry Holland, Physician in Ordinary .to her Majesty the Queen. 29th October. The intrigues of the Legitimists are causing great excitement in Paris. Fears of a crisis are entertained. ' \ The Grand Opera-house, in the Hue Lapellities, lias been destroyed by fire. The fire is attributed to incendiarism. • • AUSTRALIAN SUMMARY. SYDNEY, 31st October. The European telegraph line has been interrupted. Either Solomons or Wiudeyer will likely receive the appointment of. Attorney-Ge-neral.; MELBOURNE, Slsfc October. " Augur " tips Dagmar for the Derby. A picoc of property fronting Bourke-street and Queen-street, realized £145,800, or £l2O per foot. At the wool sales to-day, greasy realized from lOd to 18Jd ; fleece, 22-Jd to 25Jd. The Treasurer gives £SO as a prize to be competed for between visiting rifle teams, with military small-bores. ■ s , ', Ist November, Melbourne Stakes.-—Dagmar, 1; Atalauta, 2; Victoria, 3,

Tho Challenge trophy is to be shot for on one condition—that it must be won. three tikes/before it passes into the possession of the winner. > : ADELAIDE. Ist November. In sonsequencc of the interruption of the telegvapK line in Persia, London messages arebeing sent via. Turkey.