TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 36, 10 February 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

[Per ' Anglo- Australian Pkes3 Telegraph Agency.] PROVINCIAL. GRETMOura, February 10. A fire this morning totally destroyed Strike and Blackmore's Brewery and seven other buildings in Arney-street. None of them insured. The fire originated in a brothel. Welikgton, February 10. Owing to a blunder, tbe salmon ova were not shipped by the Lutterworth. The Independent of this morning fays tbat Nelson is nothing without pettifogging, and accuses jfche Nelson men of wanting to cut up the first fourteen miles of the railway under the Waimea contract into small sections. It is expected that the result of tbe Eyes enquiry will be favorable to Mr. Eyes, Dunedin, February 10. Tbe costume cricket match on Saturday was largely attended. The Opera Company have sailed for Melbourne. Auckland, February 10. Arrived: Warwick from London, with immigrants and eighteen saloon passengers. . A cottage belonging to a Mr Dunlop has been burnt down. Incendiarism is suspected. The loss is £400. Uninsured. There have been heavy gales, and the new sea wall in Custom House-street ia washed away. Considerable damage is caused to tbe railway, and reclamation works at Fort Britomart. Two thousand yards of earth wor tbs have been swept into lhe harbor, and harbor improvements generally are much damaged. Port Chalmers, February 10. Arrived : Beautiful Star, from Londou. All well.