Telegraphic Intelligence. PER ANGLO-AUSTEALIAN PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY. INTERPROVINCIAL SUMMARY. AUCKLAND, 15th November.

Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1526, 18 November 1873, Page 18

Telegraphic Intelligence. PER ANGLO-AUSTEALIAN PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY. INTERPROVINCIAL SUMMARY. AUCKLAND, 15th November.

The Tararua was to leave Melbourne on the 12 th instant for Hokitika. The Albion leaves for the Bluff immediately after arrival with the Suez mail, which is advertised for the 18th instant. The Phcebe brought twenty thousand sovereigns. All the Supcrintcndcncy returns are in but one, and Williamson has a majority of 4G2. The Cricket Club gave a grand opening fete at Ellerslic. The party went by train on the Onehuuga line, and over two thousand people were present,

17 th November. The schooner Lunalilo has been purchased for £BOO by Auckland tradesmen. She leaves with saleable goods for some of the least known-South Sea Islands, to trade with the natives for pearls. &c. The Ferndale has arrived from London, 107 clays out. She brings no passengers. TAURANGA, 17th November. iMr Chad wick, a large property-holder, threatens to fence and ditch across a portion of the main road from Tauranga to Napier, in consequence of the Government declining to give him compensation. Such a course weuld put a stop to mail and other communication. H.M.S. Basilisk leaves this evening. TARANAKI, 15th November. The assessors of the railway compensation claims have decided against the Government.

Thirty thousand acres of the Pukctapu block were paid for yesterday. The price was 2s Gd per acre, and amounted to £3,750, WELLINGTON, 15th November. The committee have fixed Friday next as the day on which a banquet will be given to his Honor the Superintendent and Mr Bunny at the theatre. An immense attendance is expected.

CHRISTCHUECH, 14th November. Christchurch Plate, £l5O, with sweepstakes of £5 ; weight for age, the winner of the Canterbury Cup 71tis. extra ; distance, two miles. Lurline, 1 ; Kakapo. 2 ; Templeton, 3 ; Papapa and a Picvokc colt also ran. Betting on Lurline, the favorite, even; on Kakapo two to one. Lurline won as she liked, by five lengths. Time, 3 minutes -1 seconds.

Handicap Hurdle Pace, £SO, sweepstakes of £5; two miles, eight hurdles. Mr O'Brien's Sir Tatton, 1 ; Mr Lunn's Alice Gray, 2 ; Mr Campbell's Exile, 3. Selling Piacc, £4O, one mile. Mr Stud-

holm's Wee Lad (£SO), 1 ; Mr Richardson's Awatca (£SO), 2 ; Mr Hutchinson's Malabar (£3O), 3; Mr Webb's Ada colt (£75); Mr Gillett's bar, the favorite, at evens. Wee Lad led all the way, and won easily. Time, 1 minute 53 seconds.

At the Agricultural dinner last night, 170 were present, The Governor, in replying to the toast of his health, spoke highly of the exhibition, and of the great progress of the Colony. He said he would do his utmost to maintain good relations and preserve the connexion between the Colony and the Mother Country. Mr Vogel, replying to the toast of the Ministry, said that the railway was the great modern road, and that the payment of interest on the outlay in this direction should not be regarded as absolutely' necessary by a Government desirous of opening up a country. The ball was afterwards opened by the Governor and Mrs Eolleston. 17th November. Last year's railway returns show an excess of receipts over expenditure amounting to nearly twenty thousand pounds. A half-holiday has been proclaimed for Tuesday, when the Auckland cricketers play. His Excellency the Governor is to be prese t. LYITELTON, 15th November. The Cardigan Castle has arrived after a passage of 81 days from Plymouth, She brings -200 statute adults, Four births and four deaths (infants) occurred on the passage,

CROMWELL, 14th November. Oats are selling at 8s 6d. Another seam of coal, fourteen feet thick, lias been struck. DUNEDIN, 14th November. Owing to great complaints on the part of the public, the Corporation have agreed to remove tbc manure depot to another site. 15th November. A woman named Jaue Duke, has died iu hospital under the influence of chloroform. She was under treatment for cancer in the breast. The Union Steamship Company have issued their prospectus. They have started with a capital of £250,000, in £lO shares, to meet the growing trade of New Zealand. There are some good names on the directory. A full prospectus of the Standard Insurance Company has been issued. A first issue of fifty thousand shares is to be made. The Corporation will reconsider the question of buying up the Water Company. WESTPOBT. 17th November. The s.fi. Cemerang came into Ngawhakau this morning, and is now loading at the shoot. The p,s. Luna arrived on Sunday morning. Captain Johnston, Mr Blackctt, and Mr Seed visited ;he Albion cop 1-miiic, aud were surprised at its extent. INVEHCARGILL, 15th November. The thirty-seven immigrants per Lady Jocelyn have ali been engaged at high wages, and the: immigration officer reports that he could have found employment for 150 more. jjjgßuilding operations are at a standstill) owing to a scarcity of carpenters, who are getting from twelve to fifteen shillings per day. AUSTRALIAN SUMMARY. AUCKLAND, 14th November. The Evening Star boat boarded the Phoebe* and brought the following summary to the telegraph station. SYDNEY, Bth November. The Government have carried the new tariff, slightly amended. The Auckland riflemen were to have left for Melbourne yesterday. The Melbourne Cup was won by Don Juan; Dagmar second. The barque Anna, for Auckland, has been wrecked at lung's Island. There has been no steamer for New Zealand from the 31st ult. till this day. EUROPEAN SUMMARY. LONDON, 3rd November. The French movement in favor of the Count de Chambord has collapsed, j The Orleanist Princes have refused the lieutenancy of the Kingdom, The Tichborne trial has been adjourned, The Vienna Exhibition has closed. The owners of the steamer Murillo have been ordered to pay £4,000 to the owners of the Northfleet.