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By Telegraph— Preen Aosooiailon—Copyright Received 9.83 p.m-, March 9.
London, Maroh 8. Oradook wna fined £2O. with 30 guineas costs, for false trade descriptions. Ho suppliod Australian lambs to fill contracts, wherein New Zealand moat was specified. The London County Council, in conjunction with Mr W. P. Rcoves, Agent-General for Now Zealand, prosoouted.
Molbourno, March 9. The racehorse Seahorse (recently sold) goes to America. Mr Tavornor fa surprised at being censured by Mr Bent for his hasty departure from Australia. Though ho considered his offioial business closod, he had iutondod to return to Melbourne to farewell the Premier, only the sudden illness and tho dootor’s orders prevented him. If Mr Bent had desired to stop his departure ho could havo telographod after receipt of Mr Taverner's letter of January 22nd. Received 12.1 a.m., March 10. Melbourne, Maroh^. The hide market was unchanged. Extra stout brought 7d to Bd, stout 6}d to 7d, hoavieß 5d to s£d, average and medium 4t)d to 5d.. Tallow showed- a further improvement. Tho quotations for prime mixed 21s, good mixed 20s.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1400, 10 March 1905, Page 2
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178LATE CABLES. Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1400, 10 March 1905, Page 2
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