CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 12 March 1891, Page 3

CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

London. Th« French Customs Committee advis« the free admission of wools, raw hides and flax. The United States will admit partly prepared rabbbit skins, duty free. Frosts have caused serious damage to the Continental crops. In Belgium and the Netherlands the prospects of a good harvest are .receding, but in England they are still fair. The Liberals of Forest Dean have resolved to place absolute confidence in the moral integrity of Sir C. Dilke. It is considered probable that Mr Justice Stephen will be compelled to retire on the ground of eccentric behaviour. The citizens of London will invite the Emperor of Germany to be their guest during his stay in England. Mr Parnell and Mr Justin McCarthy have agreed to devote the funds of the Irish party in the. hands of Paris Bankers to the relief of distressed tenants. Four thousand of the Marquis o: Londonderry's colliers have agaii struck out. of sympathy with the families evicted at Linsworth. ifa« i«aaMn and firemen an

I available beyond the requirements of • the owners. i Dockers are vainly offering their t services, owing to their places being » filled up. i The undecided attitude of the P. i and O. Company towards the ship- • ping federation's programme is the ■ cause of some remark. i The dockers, stevedores, and coalheavers desire to buy out free labourers.