TELEGRAPHIC

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 24 May 1880, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC

4 [BY EjiEOrRMSsf^TELiQitAPiHJ]' [PBB PBEB3 ASSOCIATION.] CHEisTCHtrfiCH, May 19. Sir George Grey was enthusiasticflly received last night. His speech, though eloquent, revealed no new future, except (hat he avowed his in teal ion to appeal every session that the votes which deprived the electors of Ch*istcbjjrch ? .of their rights 111, Vo|nu[ fir b|m slfoafdlbe expunged "from the journals of the House. A vote of renewed confidence was car* ried. j Neison, May 20. Acton Adama addressed the electors at j 8 noisy meeting. A vote of confidenceand -a. no confidence amendment were proposed, and the show of bands were j about equally divided. j Wellington, May 20. ; A* the Divorce Court there is a heavy calendar of cases from various parts of the colony. Yesterday the case of Knight v. Knight, of Nelson, was heard, revealing much immorality and disregard ' for even decency. Rule was granted a-jainsk tj* |ii4it§dj%f > ||iiftry tffth^ hU step daughter. Cattle districts have been proclaimed throughout the South Island, and present j Sheep Inspectors appointed Cattle In. speotoTs for their respective districts. Removal of caHle southward <"rom Wai. kato District strictly prohibited. ' Opttnaki, May 20. The Parihalra meetint» passed on quietly. Te Whiti explained away his prediction that the roads would never meet by saying that the swamp would prevent it; He eouoselled peace and observance of virtuous conduct among his adherents. ' , Aeotlanp, May .20., | The pteuroHpneumon^^re'is rapidly subsiding. _„,r, ■ . . „