CABLE NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1665, 23 March 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

\ -; W ■ "- ■' ■ '^* XBT-^LSb^IOTB^EOBAPH.-^poPyitlQH'i*,) (#ECIAIiTjt) : UStiTEDiEfeESS "isSOCIiT^QRi), London* March Mr W. Dymock, of' DiiiTedirf," whoaUpresent is. Tnsp4ctjor-Ge.ner.cil .of the^ National Bank; :-6f #New ; Zdaland,^ ha^ been "appointed"' 6en"§ralMa'riager < '6f tKe' Bank. •Inlormatidn~ has - been- received "ftoftn^ Madeira that the shipment of herring I 6va for New Zealand, by the Ruapehn, ■' iB-a-failnre.-.-- -.-;.,-.- ; ,- .-. --...^.;^^;.VJ-. v .T^ i ..| ; It is not at all unlikely -that the .Treasury,, on: grounds, 'of economy, -will;not ratify ' the cdncissiohs pfbpbs'ed 'to* be made to Imperial naval a,nd t mili- : tary officers accepting colonial 1 appointments.. . ■■"•-;■ -Thie .Victorian f ruit. by the : steamer ;. Taletta\has t arrived m , excellent'^ condition, except that the packing of the grapes m sawdust has somewhat impaired their value. ; It is said ihat Lord Kbsebery's protest against the sending of recidmstes to New Caledonia has had the effect of 'preventing any immediate shipment be-: 'ing made. " In. the case .of Bryce v. Eusdeh, the latteriias applied for a new trial. V- I , The Government is going to pieces,' and the Tories are parleying, for a coali:tion. : The wheat market is quiet, and quotaitions are unchanged. The weather, 'milder, but stocks are decreasing, owing to delayed arrivals, but -not of cargoes. .■:.... . ■_■■;£ ; For wool sales, 280,(300 bales are available. ' >; : ; , ■■'■':/■/'