TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 97, 23 April 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

[Pkr Anglo- Australian Pkess Telegraph „G_Nor]. '-.yy PROVINCIAL. ''! 3 . Wellington, April 22. • Advices from the Agent General state that he had invited tenders for the conveyance of 1,200 tons of railway material from Sunderland to Lyttelton. Two tenders were receive!, at 70s and 675. 66. per ton, neither bona fide. The Agent-, General then agreed with Shaw, Maville, and Co., to send out a first-class ship on the 31st March, at 555. per ton. Tenders have been accepted for additional rolling stock to be shipped in June. The machinery for repairing-shops to be shipped in the Parsee and Woodlark, for Auckland^ and iv the Michael Angelo, for Dunedin. More cylinders for the Waikato bridge are to be shipped in the Michael Angelo ; 350 tons rails are on board the Michael Angelo and G-lenary, for Port Chalmers. April 23. Seven hundred shares have been applied for in the new Coal Company. Captnin Tucker, of the barque Camilla, died last nisht. Mr Yogel is expected to return to Wellington next week, \ t • Dun_din, April 28,, , The jury, after two hours' deliberation, ac-1 quitted Jttyan. . :•'•{<' J* Auckland, April 2,3. ;: , The Nebraska had again to anchor under'; Eangitoto reef in consequence of a fearful galel; Mr Yogel has bought a lai-ye number of allotments sold by the City Improvement Commissioners. '■; The applications for new shares in the South British are as follows : — Auckland 9144, Dunedin 3448, Christchurch 3909, Wellington 1174,' Nelson 2617. * - / • r *- y, .--■■ r^ „ ;■- ■ ;: -■--;,■■■ ■! -_=.*.