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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 11, 12 July 1895, Page 2

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MR EDDY AND THE KAILWAYS. HENLEY REGATTA. ' THE EDUCATION QUESTION IN '. CANADA. (Per Press Association.) .Berlin. July 10. The German fleet is assembling off ' : Tangiers to enforce the German demand for a number of German subjects. London, July 10. In the Queen's Bench Division, Sir Roland Vaughan Williams has sanctioned tho winding-up scheme of the Alfred Shaw Company, of Brisbane. At the general request of the Railway Congress Mr Eddy will ascertain the experience in the use of light railways with regard to the carriage of produce. Mr Eddy hot daily met numerous American experts, and discussed with them all tho latest inventions, not only in railway matters, but those including grain elevators, in respect to which Russia is said to be best supplied. July 11. Obituary — Madame Carvelho, an opora singer. Trinity Hall beat the Carnell University (U.S.) crew in the Grand Challenge Plate at the Henley Regatta. When the visitors stopped they were thoroughly rowed out. The shareholders in the Bank of South Australia have paid £270,000 out of £380,000 due for the last cal^ Ottawa, July 11. Tho French section in the Dominion Cabinet liave modified their demands with respect to the Manitoba schools, aud will be satisfied if a Bill is introduced to remedy the disabilities under which they allege the Roman Catholic schools suffer. The priests demand immediate control of the schools, aud are inciting the people to help them in this direction. It is believed a religious race conflict is developing.