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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 253, 29 April 1895, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

« THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS. c CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND. J (Per Press Association.) c London, April 27. *s Mr Jameson has opened the New Zeal-' r and Farmers' Co-operative Association offices in 110 Fenchurch street, t A^Al 28. l The death is announced of Lord Mon l creifL f Captain John E. Merrion has been np- r pointed to the command of 11. M.5. Ka- \ toomba. I The members of the Stock Exchange A have subscribed a sum of .£IOO towards the presentation to Messrs Ward, Peel, Brown, and Richardson in recognition of i their splendid play in the last test match • in Melbourne. , The Hon. A. Lyttelton, Recorder for j Oxford city, is a candidate for Warwick | in the Liberal-Unionist interests. ■ Mr O'Kelly, a supporter of Mr Justin •' McCarthy, has been returned for tlie vacant seat of Wicklow East in the ' House of Commons, cau -ed by the resig- ' nation of Mr Sweetman. who resigned i after seceding from the Redmond Party. The Morning Advertiser publishes a report that Victoria proposes to shortly ( issue a large loan, and the paper Fays that unless it is for redemption purposes its success is doubtful. The Agent General ' for Victoria denies the reportJokn's, April 28. i The Newfoundland Parliament has adjourned to enable Canada to refer the im portant question of the union of the two countries to the Imperial Parliament.