THE LATEST.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 122, 12 April 1892, Page 2

THE LATEST.

(Received April 12, 11.20 a.m.) Caiko, April 11. The reading of the Sultan's firman will take place on Thursday. The allied powers support the action taken by the Marquis of Salisbury as against the trickery of the Porte. Sydney, This Day. Native silver in a bulk has been found at Broken Hill, 14 cwt yielded 6500 ozs. Albany, This Day. Arrived — Parramatta, from London. Passengers for New Zealand : Misses Conuell, Hewitt, and Hamilton, Captain Fox, and Messrs Mitchell and Connell. Wellington, This Day, The Hon. P. Buckley will go by the Hinemoa to Sydney to receiye and welcome the new Governor. £11,000 of the total shrinkage of £14,000 in the stamp revenue is accounted for by the falling off in the death duties. The Hon. Mr Seddon spends his Easter holidays with his family at Kumara. He afterwards visits Auckland and the district north of that city. The Wellington Liberal Association will send a congratulatory address to Sir George Grey on his birthday. The Trades and Labor Council will probably Bupply the tramway strikers with three busses to run in opposition to the trams. At the first regular meeting of the Wellington Liberal Association, Mr J. H. Heaton was elected president. A resolution was carried to the effect that upon the approach of au election in Wellington a special general meeting of the Association will be held not later than four days after the issue of the writ, at which the members shall select a suitable candidate for election. WANGANri, This Day. The criminal sessions opened this morning before Judge Richmond. The calendar is very light, with only four names, and is expected to conclude to-morrow. Auckland, This Dny. A railway laborer, named Antonio Periz was found dead in bed to-day at his residence. George Keogh, a settler at Maukn, was found with his throat cut yesterday. Supposed suicide.