BRITISH AND FOREIGN
[bBUTKR'b TFLSQRAM8 — OOPVKIOHT. ! AN EXCITABLE PEOPLE. London, Dot 'her 10. The constant jubilation of the Paris press, which asserts that France now possesses the most powerful army in Europe, is exciting the populace. IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. Lord Mayor S f aples invites the Agents-General to privately discuss with him the Imperial Institute proposals on Wednesday next. N.S.W. SECURITIES. New South Wales securities have recovered half per cent. AQUATICS. London, October 11 Neil Mafterson, of Sydney, has issued a challenge to row any one bar Beach on the Paramatta river in June next for a side. SCULLING HANDICAP.
The final heat of the Welsh Harp sculling handicap was won by Bubear who takes first prize.
ARREST OF CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT. “ Captain Moonlight ” and two accomplices ha' e been arrested at Boberdue, county Coik,j Ireland. BEETROOT CROPSThe European beetroot crop is esti mated to yield two and a-half millions of tons.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1368, 12 October 1886, Page 3
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150BRITISH AND FOREIGN Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1368, 12 October 1886, Page 3
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