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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 82, 30 December 1890, Page 2

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London, Oecember 29 The Times says there is v possibility of Frauk Smith, who seceded front the , Salvation Army owinn to a quarrel with I General Booth, starting a rival scheme to the General 8 colonisation proposal. New Zealand mutton, prime selected, 4£d. The Arawa has sailed for New Zealand. Cardinal Manning approves t ! ie scheme put forward by Pom Ma or. . f municipal work and bread shops to r>lieve the unemployed Washi:-G"ON, Df"eraber2B It is believed that no less than 2>> United States Consuls in Canada are concerned in the Customs Frauds. They are supposed to have been effected ty the sale of blank certificates which enabled goods to be imported into the States at underrated values. Received December 30, 10.15 a.m. London, December 29. Letters appear daily in the papers from non-conformist laymen intimating their dissent from Mr Gladstone's policy for the disestablishment of the Churches of Sootland and Wales. Washington, Dec. 29. A conference of delegates from the North and South American States will assemble here on the 17th January to consider a proposal to establish a monetary union with a silver coinage. New York, December 29. The railways of New England are snow bound, and acute distress is experienced by the residents on the Onklohaina Reserved Lands near Kansas, Arkansas, and Texas. Thirty thousand people are said to be suffering from the want of food and clothing.