COMMERCIAL.
The Customs revenue collected yesterday was IB follows: „ . ~

POST-OFFICE NOTICES.
Mails close at Chief Post Office for the following places, as under, subject to neces sary alterations:— Thursday, June 10. For Sydney, per John Knox, at 11.15 a.m. Friday, June 11. For Dunedin, per Taranaki, at 11.45 a.m.; late letters, noon; Railway station, 12.30. J. J. FITZGIBBON, Chief Postmaster.
The Globe. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1875. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
0 (Press Telegraph Agency.') MAIL NEWS. Dunedin, June 8. The following additional items of English news appear in the Daily Times: — In the Upper House of Convocation on the 16th of April the announcement was made by the Archbishop of Canterbury that their Lordships had decided to assemble another Pan-Anglican Conference in the year 1877, and that steps would be taken to obtain the attendance of the colonial Bishops. Mr James Barclay, M.P., has given notice that he would move in the House of Com mons on the 20th April that it be an intima tion to the Select Committee on Loans to Foreign States to enquire into the circum stances attending the issue in Great Britain of the New Zealand Loans.
INTEEPKOVINCIAL.
Auckland, June 8.
The chairman of the Auckland Steam Packet Company contradicts the statement that the company are negotiating for the purchase of the Hero. A suggestion to that effect had been made, but the company had taken no action in the matter. The steamer Llewellvn, purchased by the company, will cost, with alterations, about £13,000. Her tonnage is 298 register. Napibb, June 8. Arrived—Countess of Kintore, with immi grants. The mate of the Mary Melville, from Lyt telton, was washed overboard on her voyage here during the late gale and drowned. The gale is abating rapidly. Wellington, June 8.
