INTERCOLONIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 208, 1 September 1881, Page 2

INTERCOLONIAL.

Adelaide, Wednesday. The Orient Company's steamship Lipuria whfch left Plymouth on the 23rd July arrived bere thia morning. Messrs Jauber and Twopenny, who organised th 9 international exhibition now open in tbis city, have announced their intention of promoting a similar exhibition at Perth, in Western Australia, to be opened in the month of Beceitiber, and ai, some town in New Zealand in the following March. Melbourne, Wednesday. Sailed, this afternoon— Te Anau for the Bluff. All the persons whb were injured at the Jolimcfat railway accident yesterday morning are progressing favorably. It bas transpired that the list cf casualties which included the namsa of M. ssrs Edwards, Wright, and E wards is incorrect. The report should read, Mr Edwards of the firm of Wright and Edwards, engineers of this city. .... Sydne*. Thursday. Arrived.— Albion frottj.AucklAnd-; At the Wate*- Police Court yesterday, a prisoner bamed Annie Bains was found tobe suffering from snull-pojr, and was at once placed in charge of the Health Officers for removal to the quarantine station. There was great excitement in Court when the discovery was made. At/aANt; Wednesday; . The P. , Ptid D. Cbrtipany's _in' p Cathay arrived in King George's Sound this afternoon with the' outward Suez mails dated London July 29.