ADVANCE IN FROZEN MUTTON.
BALFOUR'S TRIAL FIXED FOR ' OCTOBER 27tu. THE KAISER and HIS DOMINIONS. (Per Press Association). London, August 20. \ New Zealaud frozen mutton has advanced to 4d per lb. I The freedom of Inverary has been ( conferred on the Rev. James Chalmers, iv recoguitiou of his services in New Guinea. The trial of Jabez Balfour is fixed for October 27th. American yachtsmen consider the chauce of Valkyrie securing the American Cup excellent. Earl Grey presided at the World's Co operative Conference, the purpose of which is to devise measures to es- ' tablish the brotherhood of labor, .secure j the general adoption of the pront-sbav- j ing system, increase the confidence of producers, and assist in reviving trade.Constantinople, August 20 Tlic Porte has again rejected the demaud of the Powers for foreign control in executing reforms iv Armenia. Zanziuai;, August 20. The object of ltawson'd expedition is to disperse the malcontent Arabs who rob caravans and raid the district near Mombassa. Berlin, Aug. 17. The Kaiser, addressing 15,000 veterans, said he would continue to foster the relations of loyalty, promote greatness of the Fatherland, and oppose revolutionary tendencies. Shanghai, Aug. 19. A French gunboat has left for Hankow, 000 miles up the Yang-tse-Kiang. It is intended to open the province of Huunau as far as Lake Ynng-ting. ii r-rj«--—ag«MejiyJg»
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 45, 21 August 1895, Page 2
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