CABLE MESSAGES
(Reuters special to the Press
Agency,
London, June 17,
In reply to a question, the Secretary for War stated that the terms of the agreement between Earl Salisbury and Count Schouvaloff had been obtained and published surreptitiously, and were incomplete. Sir Stafford Northcote appealed to the House to forego asking for further details. News from the Cape reports the Kaffir was to be collapsing. June 18. The Australians were beaten in one innings. The first inning of the Gentlemen closed for 139. The of the Australians closed for 68. Berlin, June 17. The Congress is discussing the admission of the representative of Greece. Austrian assent is assured. (special to the press agency). London, June 17. Earl Salisbury proposed the admission of Greece to the Congress. Prince Bismarck made several proposals regarding the order of business, but no decision resulted, and the Congress adjourned to Wednesday. The strikers have agreed to accept a reduction. The mills are to be re- opened generally on Wednesday.
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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 201, 21 June 1878, Page 3
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165CABLE MESSAGES Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 201, 21 June 1878, Page 3
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