AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
HIGH PRAISE )'or OUR COLONIAL TREASURER. [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION | . Hobaiit, May 10. Parliament opens on Jun« 25th. The Treasurer believes no further taxation will be necessary and anticipates a email surplus. Sydney, May 10. At the annual meeting of the A.M. P. Society the report and balance-sheet were adopted, and general satisfaction at the progress made was expressed. Adelaide, May 10. The Register, in crediting Mr Ward with brilliant financing, says it is no slight thing for him to be able to say that | in the year immediately succeeding the one in which South Australia consented to pay the English capitalist £3 16s per cent, interest on a small loan, New Zealhas borrowed a much larger sum at about Lo ss. The paper thinks he is entitled to the thanks of all the colonies for his succees.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 264, 11 May 1895, Page 2
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