INTERPROVINCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 213, 8 September 1877, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[press agency.] =- Christciiurch, Friday. The Lyttelton Harbor Board have decided to offer Cunuingham and Co. £20,0)0 for their interest in the lease of Peacock's wharf, Lyttelton. If the offer is accepted all the wharves and jetties at Lyttelton will then be vested in the Board, Dunedin, Friday. 1 he information against Weir and Samson for incendiarism was- dismissed to-day. Further evidence was taken in George Proudr foot's case which was adjourned. Auckland, Friday. Morris. Hytnan has been committed for trial on four chargesof forgery. The barque Cabarfadh, from Lyttelton s ! ; went ashore on Mud Flat, off North Head; when entering, but is not supposed to have sustained much damage. The vessel was insured in the New Zealand for £3000, and Standard £1000 ; the cargo in the South British and other offices for £4000. The City of New York, with the outwajd mails, arrived at Honolulu on the 17th July j left again next day, and arrived at San Francisco ou the 26th. The run from Auckland to San Francisco was cone in 21 days and 12 hours. Left 'Frisco with the English mails on August 15th, arrived at Honolulu on the 23rd, and sailed again the same day for Auckland, arriving there at 6-30 this afternoon. Passengers— Rev. Charles Clarke and 38 others. The Wanaka sails with the mails tomorrow morning.