HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 71, 20 September 1895, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

WAIHI GOLD MINE. REVIVAL IN TRADE. ANOLdER RUSSO-FRENCH LOAN FOR CHINA. (Per Press Association). London, Sept. 19. The barque Ticheleigh, which left Melbourne for London February 27, in posted at Lloyds as missing. Pamir Commission defines the Southern limit of Russian sphere from the Valley of Herirub to the Chinese District of Sarekal. The relations between British and Russian officers are very friendly. The Waihi Grand Junction Syndicate finding the funds are inadequate, shareholders have resolved to form a new company with a capital of £150,000. The Standard considers that the perI manence of a revival in the trade of i Great Britain depends on the future Australasian, American, and French tariffs. Much comment has been caused by the presence of the Russian General Dragomiroffand Prince Lobanoff at the French army manoeuvres. Tho latter was the guest of the President. The Duke of Devonshire said any proposal for the State-aided insurance of the poor must be extremely tentative, nor would it at first be widely used. Berlin, Sept. 19. The Cologne Gazette says that the second Russo-French loan for China will be issued in November. The German financiers are excluded from a share in it. The Emperor of China has sanctioned the construction of a railway from Shanghai to Nankin, via Loochow and Uhinkiang.