TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 123, 23 May 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

[Per Anglo-Australian Press Telegraph Agenov], PROVINCIAL. Wellington, May 23. The Gazette to-day contains a schedule of lands to be sold at Westland. Reserves vested in Greymouth Corporation, for recreation and public purposes; Hokitika ditto (?). The total imports into the colony during the quarter ended 3lst March, were £1,517,312, against £1,219,497, for the corresponding quarter. 1872— Vessels entered outwards; tonnage of 73,144, against 72,440 last year. Vessels entered inwards to the amount of 72,416 tons, against 72,771 tons last year. The exports were £2,850,915, against £2,411,787, in the corresponding quarter of Jast year. Cambridge, May 23. The natives from Piako deaire to see Mr Mackay relative to their future action. Two native contingents for the front have arrived overland from Poverty Bay. Te Kooti has joined Purukuru with 25 men. The King recalled Te Kooti. Reinforcements are rapidly arriving at tbe front. Invercargill, May 23, The result of the poll was : — Cuthbertson, Ministerialist, 159; Wood, Oppositionist, 144. Christchurch, May 23. Prime wheat 4s 6d, inferior 4s ; flour very firm at £11; oats advancing, 4a 9d i 3 aeked. Stocks light. Butter lid, cheese Bd, hams and bacon Bd. Greymouth, May .23. The new Masonic. Hall has been opened with great ceremony. Auckland, May 23. Flour £11 10s to £13 10s, oats scarce at 5s wheat 5s 6d. Produce generally firm. Port Chalmeks, May 23. Arrived, Naomi from London. Wanganui, May 23. _. The movement for the formation of a County is spreading.