TELEGRAMS.
(per press agency.) -= * WELLINGTON. April 13. The main reservoir is now practically empty, but in the distributing reservoir there are nineteen feet of water. This is due to the water being turned off every evening.
Mr. Clarke, 0.E., is vigorously employed making a comprehensive survey of the city for drainage purposes, every available assistant of the City Engineer's Staff being in constant employ. Sir George Grey was to have left Auckland to-day for Wellington, accompanied by Mr. Sheehan, but no word of his departure is yet, received. Mr. Stout is expected back at the end of this month. Cooper and Bailey's circus was opened this afternoon. There was a large attendance. Strong winds prevailed during the performance last night. ♦ i AUCKLAND. April 13. Arrived Barque Cabarfeidh, from Oamaru. * : GREYMQUTH, April 13. Mr. Kennedy, M.H.R., has sent in his I resignation. Mr. W. H. Harrison, the late member will probably be elected unopposed. BLUFF. April 13. Arrived—New Zealand Shipping Com- j pany's ship Glenclada, from London, 105 I days out. She brings no passengers, ■ |
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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 609, 15 April 1878, Page 2
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