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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 305, 29 June 1895, Page 2

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i RUSSIA IRRITATED WITH JAPAN. ! GENERAL TULLOCH ON PAYMENT OF MEMBERS. (Per Press Association.) London, June 28. ! China objects to the conditions sought I lo be imposed by Russia, and is negotiating with Gre;>.t Britain and other count- j ries to raise the indemnity money. The prospectus of Nelson's Produce Company will be issued in about ton days. The consignors' proportion of surplus will be about 70 per cent. i The reported loss of the Stoneleigh is j still unconfirmed. i The Admiralty intend to attach a powerful flotilla" off torpedo boats to the Melbourne Squadron. Major General Tulloch, in an article in the Nineteenth century, declares the j payment of members is blighting the j political life in AnsLralia. Russia is initated at Japan'srefusal to j fix the date for the evacuation of the Lialong Peninsula. The Cromwell Goldmining Company of New Zealand, with a capital of £100,000, has been registered. Mies Jessio Aclceriaan, a well-known temperance advocate who visited the colonies soaie time ago, is ill, and has been ordered to take a trip to Iceland. Mr Howell has re-signed the managership of the Broken Hill Proprietory Company. The Daily News says that the Queen took farewell of Lord Rosebery very graciously. Paris, June 28. Though the Chamber has postponed the vote on the African Colonies, the Deputies accorded a strong vote of con« fidence to M. Ribbot and a crisis is thus averted.