HOME & FOREIGN GABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 116, 12 November 1894, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN GABLES.

THE NEW BISHOP. A WARSHIP OVERDUE. THE BARING'S ESTATE. THE MADAGASCAR TROUBLE. THE NEW THAWING PROCESS. REVOLT IN INDIA. " THE DANGER OF ARMED EXPLORATION," [PER PBEBS ASSOCIATION. 1 London. November 10. A trust of a million and a half is being established to take over the balance of the Baring's estate The Rev F. Wallis, Bishop designate of Wellington, has been created a Doctor of Divinity of Cambridge University. The British training cruiser Calypso is overdue During the gale on the 24th nit , she separated from the fleet near the Canary Islands, and has not been- seen since. The Admiralty believe that the vessel's machinery has broken down. Experts consider that it will not pay Victoria to ship eggs to England, owing to the cheapness at which Russian and Italian eggs can be imported. Mutton thawea by Mr Nelson's process realised :]d per lb more than that by the ordinary means Severe fighting has taken place between the Germans and the Waihele tribe, in East Africa. Several officers have been killed. Calcutta. Novenb-r 10 Owiug to the tyranny of the Sajali, the natives in the Nyaghur and Ovissa districts have broken out in revolt. Military and police have been despatched to quell the disturbance. Paris, November 10. Diplomatic relations between France and Madagascar have been broken otl. Rio dk Janeiro, November 10. The lonic left on Friday night. Her meat is in good condition. Vienna, November 10. The Minister of Agriculture declines to reduce the duty on Australian meat.