LATE CABLE MESSAGES.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 149, 1 June 1883, Page 3

LATE CABLE MESSAGES.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIATHE GOVERNOR'S KPEECHI (BY ELECTEIQ; TELEGRAPH.— OOPyRIGHJTij ;.. , ... ; (beutee's 'telegrams. ) f{ j '... ,„ , .. „;■; r . Adelaide, /M ay, 31 i .; h ln the. South Australian Parliamejnt, the Governor, m his. speech puthe" .occasion, expressed his, gratification at the cordial r,ec?ptipn by the pepple^ or Adelaide on his arriralin the Colony. V "Inihe course, of, j his speech, His .Excellency announced that, papers.; relating to the resuU^^^ the Conference npon the postaLunion would be laid on ' the^bjejjit^earjy^date.) U i * ! In view of the importance of the. annexation ;? of ° $ cw 1 U vinea fc > . tb c jG overt meht had tel egraphed to the Secretary of State for ;the ,CplQpies,iwith a view of securing A the ratification of the action of .the(Queensland Government". .■>'■■>■ ; He trustedxihat^the Parliament arid J people of South Australia would endeavour to promote the success of the proposed International , Exhibition m Adelaide' in 1886, being the anniversary/ of the jubilee of the foundation of the Colony. ij: : ■-'■'- --:.TT^;v>e-! ; The, Land. ;;Act pflaßt /session had succeeded' m reliev ing selectors, but ■&■ Bill r would be introduced , to, enable. - Belecto'rs' io terminate' their 'agfeements and enter anew, under the Act referreu'tby :hic v ' v; -; '• -■■■■•^'' - ; '' '• j The ,Bp«ecli^ onnpunced 'that a Bijl would' be' ( introduced :' ;! ta* authorise th'p -diyjsion o( { tb?e pplpny.intQ^iistrictß^ T fina '^b promote the conse^atipn^dt water. - His Excellenay anticipated that the revenue, returns wjould folly equal thb eisitimate of receipts. ! Rail\^ayj,cpnstruction was progressing ver#iarorabiy,'--aDd s th6 Extension Bill would be r , introduced,, to provide for farther extension 'of lines;