CABLE NEWS.
ELECTRIC TWIjUORAI'ir. — COPYaiGUT.) spkcial to un men ritrcss association. London, July 21. Mr J. F. Garrick, Agent-Geiieral for Quoenslan:l,, has written, to tlm Times, denying that his Government \yere to blame for tho labor trailic atrocities. LorJ Genrg.) Hamilton, First Lord of the Admir.iU.y, di»ni«s tl»r> acenracy of the roporl. that tho Govornm '.nt hn.d decided to present. H.M.S. Beacou to one of the Australian Colonies. The report probably obtained currency from the fact that the Government of New South Wales were negotiating with the Admiralty for obtaining a naval training ship.
(RKUTKU'S TELEGRAMS.") London, July 21. The first 'portion of tho cargo of frozen mutton, ex 8.8. Elderslie, from Port Chalmers, was placed upon Smithfield market to-day. The moat was m good: condition, and realised an average price of 5Jd par Ib. : '
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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 47, 23 July 1885, Page 4
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135CABLE NEWS. Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 47, 23 July 1885, Page 4
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