AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 116, 14 November 1895, Page 2

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(Per Press Association). Hobakt, Novr. 13. The lonic arrived at neon and sailed at 7 p.m. for Wellington. She brings 56 passengers for Australia and 103 for New Zealand. StdnkY, .November 13. Silver shares are firmer, and the tone of gold has slightly recovered. The Assembly is debating a message embodying a disngreement with the Council's amendments. It is understood that this feeling amongst the Councillor's is unfavourable to a compromise. This Day. The chief reason for dissenting from the amendment made by the Legislative Council in the Land and Income Tax Bill is that the action of the Council places a tax on a number of people which the message from the Crown did not propose to iuc2ude. The Council's amendment therefore originated a tax, a power denied that Chamber under the Constitution Act. Albany, Nov. 13, Viscount Haoipden, new Governor of New South Wales, arrived in the Himalaya today. This Day. Arrived — Himalaya, from London. Passengers for New Zealand — Misses Warburton, Rainy, and Gillies (2) ; Mes« dames Low and Gillies ; Messrs Junesker, Buchanan, Cureton, Benson, Low, and Gillies. Brisbane, This Day. The Railwa}' Commissioners have called for tenders for forty locomotives at £2000 a-pieco. Perth, This Day. The trouble with the Coolgardie telegraph operators has been amicably settled. The men have practically obtained their demands. The Perth operators, while disapproving of the extreme action taken by their fellow operators at Coolgardie, declined to fill their places.