INTERPROVINCIAL

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XL, Issue 205, 21 August 1876, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL

Donbdik, Saturday. The limes says:— We hope the Opposition will not allow themselves to be broken up, but ther will at least control and criticise, if they cannot turn out the present Ministry. Grain niark«t.~Wbe*t enquired for, and really prime samples would command full rate*; Northern 4s 9,i to sj; good ordinary, 4s 4d to 4s 7d; inferi>r, from 3s to 3s 9d; barley, moves slowly, quotations unchanged; o Us, continue in fair demand, for export, Is lod to is lid; for good to prime feed, milling and seed samples, 2s to 2s id. CnRiBTOHHBoa Saturday. Tho steamer Akaroa has left Lyttelton to tow in the Teasel eeea bottom up off Amuri. It is not believed to be the Clematis. Port Chalmers, Monday. Arrived — Barque Arojitage, from K-upara. The captaiu reports passing a quantity of pbnking and part of a deck-house off Bunks' Peninsula. Ltttblton, Monday. The Akaroa, which left on Friday to search for the supposed wreck of ths Clemstis, returned this morning not having seen anything of it. The weuhar was rather unfavorable throughout. Captain Smith, of the schooner Minnehaha, which arrived last night from Mercury Bay, reports sighting a vessel bottom up on Saturday morning off Godley Bead, bearing N.E. by BJ., 35 miles diet*'.t He describe! her 86 being a coppered ve«sel about fiO feet on the keel with yellow lettering, and having lost a plank off her bottom on the port eide.