BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(fkom; our owtf coiibespondents.)
WELLINGTON. Jan. 11
The 'lndependent' of the 10th. instant states authoritatively that the hon. J. .Hall resigns his seat in the Ministry, and proceeds homo in one of the Canterbury wool ships. Mr Waterhouse contradicts the statement in the Dunedin ' Times ' that h*e intends to seek a seat in the Lower Hquse. The Agent-General Telegraphs that the Irish Central Agency has been opened in Dublin, and is in working order.
The exhibits for the Vienna exhibition, go per Alhambra to Melbourne, thence by Suez Mail.
NAPIER. Heavy floods have prevailed, and great destruction of crop 3. FIJI. Inspector Harding shot a disorderly native in the gaoL A disguised man threw vitriol over Mrs Vernon. The schooner Kate Grant has been totally lost. Boss, a boat builder, has been murdered. A public meeting has condemned the Government, and passed a resolution in favor of Annexation to Britain. Thurston has ordered several arrests for troason.
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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1037, 14 January 1873, Page 2
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160BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1037, 14 January 1873, Page 2
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