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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 777, 26 May 1881, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAPHIC

■''■•"' (From Our Own Correspondent.) .' ' 1; ' AUCKLAND. " ' :' I 'j, ; V ''■;'( -U This;day, )-\ Scarlatina is prevalent here, and also at 1 Hamilton, TeAroha, and other localities, Seventeen- Mormons left by the mail. ;steamer.,for, Utah, including Day, late clerk to the City Council,,and Marsh, a " purolovei and affection" delebrity. 1 /. ' : ' i \ \'■,.■, ,' ' ' ' J..5.').''../ i V-' .i. SpeigliPvisits Ohriatchiircli previous to the session", iirtlnTLiberal" interest. .A: new- Masonic Lodge, ■ the; "Victoria, j has /been 1 'opened. 1 here under 'promising ■auspices,,';'' '■■.■.;■.■■■■ • :■ v: •.;' •■:■■''■ ■"'

; '-Ele6tion' matters' 'are quiet; 1 and,|will remain;so until the writ is issued/and'the date of selection-fixed.'>' ; ' ■'''''''.','';'",'"' ~. J3HEISTOHUROH, "■""'"■'" ,£ISOO pounds ; will ; be subscribed in Oanterburyifor. the families ot the late reverends Armitasje and Richardson. . A,cargo.■of .JSpw Zealand ; oats;per Gleaner, .from, the Bluff, sold at 3s 4d per bushel. SYDNEY. The sculling match between Laycock and Rush on the Quoen's Birthday resulted in Laycock leading throughout, and winning by half a length. ■ -'' LONDON.

The Turco-Grecian convention for the settlement ,of the frontier difficulty has been signed by the-Porte.' ; Sir W, Adair, governor of Madras, is dead.. ..■■-..■'-.•■■. ■ <

The survivors of the ship Dotterel, on which the explosion occurred, say that the disaster took place while the ship was 1 at anchor. Thoy can throw no light.on the cause, ! .'■ ' '"'

The Albany and Peninsular Company's steamer Bokara, with the inward Suez mail, arrived oh the 24th, i Her news is

unimportant,