CABLE NEWS.
. .CbKUTKBS TKLKGRA.MS. ! London, June 14. The Procter has not yet interrened in the Crawford-Dilko divorce case. It is reported that the woinnn Fanny men* tioned 90 frequently in the erideace has • been spirited away. ■
The Imperial Government has deter? mined upon consulting the various Colonial Governments as to tite practicability of utilising Consular and Diplomatic Agencies for the promotion of Commerce with foreign nations. ; .; v -■' The German Pressv" referring to J the facts- that«-the first vessel in connection with the new German steamship line to Australia will leave Bremerhaven-on' July 14, Hpeak^ of the occasion as a national event. It is probable the departure of the vessel will be marked by some special demonstration, at which Prince Bismarck will be present. : _ ,-f .- : : -; Sir Thomas Brassey has notified his intention of asking in the Houne.bf Cbmmons whether Govejrnment are willing to concede to vessels of the Austraha'n navy 'the privilege of adopting .the white ensign •f ships of war in the British fleet. The Comitede Paris has declined to take up his residence at i/'laremoat.
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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2, 17 June 1886, Page 2
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176CABLE NEWS. Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2, 17 June 1886, Page 2
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