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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 108, 6 March 1890, Page 2

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Hy Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. :. (:P_R ITXITKD TRESS ABSOOIATI Oif.) London. March - Th* R M S. Aorangi arrived at Plymouth to-day all well, and her oargo of frozen in good condition ..-.". Messrs Shaw, Savill, and Albion Conor pany declare a dividend of ten per ce-*t and an addition ia made to the reserve fund. , The sum of L 20,000 is written off as depreciation on freezing machinery Mr Baltbn, a Home Ruler, has been returned for the constituency of St. Pancras by a majority of 103 Stdnrt. March 6 An engine along with two carriages was derailed n*ar Black Town to-day Two passengers named Collia were dangerously injured 'and a third, Mr Baimsdale, of Auckland, slightly A diffioidty has aritan in connection with th* cricket team chosen to yi*it England Khortlr to represent Australia ag-ainat th* Old Country Blackham strongly objects to the inclusion of Dean*, th* New South Wales wicket-keeper, but the representatives of that colony insist on his retention. Received March 6, 12.45 a.m. London. March 5. 28 colliery owner* hay* offered their books for inspection to prov* that a concession of 10 per cent is impossible, to the workns*n However, they declined, and the prospects of a compromise are poor. St. Petkrj.bfkg. March 5. Several Nihilists hay* been arrested in th* vicinity of Anitchskoff. Cairo, March 5 , The Germans are drilling 1500 Soudanese here for servic* under Wissman, in East Africa