LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 301, 5 September 1874, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

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t. V..0 *: Lyttblton, Friday. „j-._trista_a Crawford, of the ship. Cathort, i____abeen committed for trial for wounding three r__fr_stcry seamen on thep.saage from England. .(ill k -7 ' >..-■ G_uhaj_Btown, Friday. A short time ago. the Aivertiser published what purported to be a telegram from the c.Natfce Mio|ater to Mr O'Rorke, regarding tbe excitement about the opening of Ohine- . -puri-jjcd which set forth that Mr M'Lean requeued Mr O'Horke to induce editors of - ( n£w«p<i{*era to write against, the agitation, and concluding. "The Government do not ?&*&&* ft?***** *<* ** opened.* Mr Mackay publishes true copies of original telegram. showing that the telegram published by the Advertiser*** in gr.at part a fabrication. Mr Mackay, «lao publishes two letters to the Premier itoia 1 Thomas Wilson (the person who said be found th.c telegrams, and who gave them to tbe Advertiser) in which be -threatens to publish tbe telegram unless provided with a billet. Mr Mackay also ~accas«s the Advertiser of publi -hing insinua'tfo^ regarding his conduct in certain laud transactions, which have ho foundation in

Wj-Xlthoton, Saturday.

Mr -O'Shea reports flour _€ 13 to £13 10s - oatmeal, £24 to £25 ; potatoes, £8 to £9 ; . w^at, chick, 4s 3d ; oats, 4s lOd to ss ; bran, ls 4d to Is 6d ; poiiard, £7 to £8 j cheese, 8a -jto 9A - bains and bacon, lOd to ls.

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AT____a_j©H..*-Sep_ember 3. 1874, at Bleak " Hwaw, Nelson, William Smith Atkinson, * «gtd '4B years.