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[reuter's telegrams— copyright.] Betting on the Derby. London, May 21. The following is the latest betting on' the Derby to be run on Wednesday next:—Galliard, 100 to 30; The; Prince, 4to i ; Saint Blaise, Sto r ; Goldfield, 6to 1; Beau Brummel and; Ladislas, 10 to 1. The Governorship of Canada. It is reported that the Marquis of Lansdowne will succeed the’ Marqujs of Lome as Governor General of (janada. London, May 22. The announcement that the Marquis of Lome was about to be succeeded as Governor-General of Canada by the Marquis of Lansdowne,; is officially confirmed. The Trisco Mail Service. . Slay 21. Mr Creighton, who is agent for the New Zealand- Government, has been negotiating for the renewal of the Pacific mail service, and has completed arrangements with the United Statics* Government for the continuation of the service, and has expressed himself confident that the New Zealand Government will ratify his action. [Received May 23, 12.40 p.m.] Monetary and Commercial. London, May 21. Consols have declined $4, and are now quoted at New Zealand securities remain at last quotations, viz.;—s per cent., 10-40.; Loan, 106 5 per cent. 1889 Loan, ex div.; 4j4per cent. 1879-1904 Loan, 102 ; 4 per cent., inscribed stock, 102 %. Colonial breadstuff's continue quiet but firm, at the following prices : —Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, 50s ; New Zealand ditto, 55s to 58s 6d, Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, is at 345.; Australian tallow: Best beef, 41s; best mutton, 435. The. market! Continues dull. London Wool Sales. At •theTwophi sales:, bales were offered, and the present prices were firmly maintained. [Received May 2Sj 2 p. m. J The War in the Soudan. . ALEXANDBUj May 22.“ Intelligence is to hand from the Soudan stating, that since the defeat of the rebels at the beginning of ’this month, the Egyptian troops have followed up their victory, and several influential: chiefs of El Mahdi’s forces have'sub mitted to their pursuers. The Czar. i ! J Moscow May 22. The Czar made a State, entry into the Kremlin Palace to-day. A gorgeous procession has been organised, and four miles of streets were traversed. The whole line of route was thronged with people, and, the houses, and ;public buildings were gaily decorated. His Majesty was received with great enthusiasm. ■■ 1: '' ■ : ■ *?■
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 950, 23 May 1883, Page 2
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