WELLINGTON.
Yesterday, ' there were no less than eight steamera in. port, seven of whioh were moored alongside the Queen'o Wharf, yizs— Tha'.a.s. Auoluancl, from Melbox\meviß AuoWand j The sis.
Otago, from Sydney, via Nelson; The s.s. Lord Asliley,- from Otago „ and Lyttleton ; the . .s.s.' 1 Ahuriri, from Manakau, Waikato, Raglan, Taranaki, and Waganui; the s.s. Wanganui, from Picton ; and Wanganui ; and the Storm Bird, I repairing. The loading and discharging of. the vessels alongside the wharf, and the number of persons passing to and fro, made the wharf a very busy scene indeed. — Independent. Mr. Read, the Warden of the Gaol, has received, instructions from Auckland to the effect that his Excellency Sir G-ebrge Grey has been pleased to commute the sentence of death passed upon Walter Tricker, for the murder of Robert Stillingfleet Eayner at Rangitikei, to penal servitude during;the term of his natural life. — Ibid.
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 79, 2 December 1864, Page 3
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147WELLINGTON. Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 79, 2 December 1864, Page 3
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