TELEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1440, 5 September 1884, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(kaom ouit owx cokrkri'ondent. ) • Weijjnoton. 4. Mi' Stout announced to the Hoi- so

that he had succeedced in forming a 1 < Ministry to consist of the following j I members. :. — ( Mi* Stout, Premier and Attorney- - General. ■ Bir JnHusVogpl, Colonial Treasurer.. Postmaster-General, Commissioner el' Stamps and Telegraphs. Mr Richardson, Minister for Public Works. Mr Ballance Minister for Native Affairs. Mr Tole, Minister of Justice. The Hon Mr Reynolds in. the Upper House without portfolio. Mr Stout mentioned to the House last night that GovernnuMit would be able to bring down their financial and public worksstacem«of.s in a fortnight. He also stated that the Government intend to ask the House to sanction the appointment o?an eighth Minister, to hold the porlioUo of Mines. „ The Hou P. A. Buckley, of the Upper House, was to dty sworn in to the vivLMii; se»it in the Ministry, holding the office of Colonial Secretary. Serious floods lmw. occurred in the No.vch Island, doiiig considerable damage, and drownijg six or seven persons. ■■.■■'" ■ ' ]>, xJ.i.OIN, 4. The Mayor of Roslyn in reply to a telegram from Mr Ross, hit? ad vis- d him to vote fov the Stout Government, as a strong feeling ol" dissatisfaction prevails here amongst his best friends and supporters.