The Dunstan Times.
CLYDE, FRIDAY, OCT. 23, 1885. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
Beueata the rule of men entirely jus. The pen le mightier thar the sword.
[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
(From our Correspondents),
Dunedin, October V.30 p.m. Sir J. Vogel ve-* barqu-tted at Chvistchu yesterday Mr P- Pulton addressed the Tait-ri electors last evening. A* Land Board yesterday Mr Maitland made complimentary remarks to Mr Connell, who leaves Dunedin shortly to take charge of branch at Auckland.
Applications were made by several rnnholders to either surrender leases or have rent reduced con-.qnent on decline in wool. The Board had no pewer to consent to this.
The application for defeired payment lease of H., R. Martin, Lauder,
was appro ed,
The N.Z. Refrigerating Company will probably start an agency in London for sale of frozen meat.
John Anderson was thrown from dray near Lee Stream on Tuesday, and the dray passed over him and killed him.
Mining news from Wukatipu F>ia- ■ trict is highly encouraging. i Mr Sala gave his lant lecture last night to a crammed house. i Sheet Anchor is now first favorite for Melbourne Cup; Trenton, Despot, and Liverpool next. London, October 21. i The government have received a reply to the note despatched by Great Britain to Greece warning her ot the consequences of her action. In reply the Greek Government state that although anxious to m dut iiu pence | they tee! it necessary to protect their own interest.
With reference to the proposed conference on the lioiinielia difficulty, England, France, and Italy hesitate joining in it, unless anv po-sibili-y of a ievolution of the Statu Quo being demanded is barred.
Ihe British Government have warned Greece and Servia of the consequences of adhering to iheir present aggressive policy. Latest advices regarding the Bur mese difficulty .-state that King Theebau las reinforced the frontiei, and has despatched a body of Dacoits into British Burmah.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1234, 23 October 1885, Page 2
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