NEW ZEALAND CONVERSION LOAN.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 127, 18 April 1891, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND CONVERSION LOAN.

THREE THOUSAND FISHERMEN RUINED. (per press association.) London, April 16 The successful conversion of New Zealand, loans is now going on , is now assured. The s.s. Duke of Sutherland has now arrived. Her refrigerator haa worked well and the meat is in prime condition. It is believed that Germany suspends the duties on cereals m August, and that France is likely to follow a similar course. Marquis Rudirii says that the New Orleans incident will not be closed until the United States Government explicitly declares the lynchers will be delivered up to justice. If this is found to be impossible, grave complications may arise, but it is impossible to anticipate. Perth, April 17. The steamer, Maid of Lincoln, was wrecked in Jurien Bay, and all hands were saved. She was insured in a New Zealand Company. Ottawa, April 16. The refusal of Newfoundland to supply bait will ruin 200 Canadian vessels and. 3000 fishermen. Hob art, April 17. The census shows that the population of the colony has only increased 38,800 in ten years. Rome, April 16. Secretary Blame's note will probably accelerate the downfall df the Rudini Ministry. • Calcutta. April 17 Serious riots are taking place at Benares and the military have, been called out to protect the banks and other public buildings from ravages of the mob. Sydney. This Day. In the course of an address to his constituents Sir Henry Parkes said that the Government intend to introduce a measure to carry on the free trade policy to-the fullest extent.