CABLE NEWS
Reuter's Despatches to Patea Daily Mail
This Day.
D*oi;ght in Victoria. Melbourne.—The drought is at an end, rain, having fallen copiously in most parts'of the colony! - - - Murder or Madness? London, 17th, President Arthur having urged upon the English Government the, consideration of farther affidavits which have been made in regard to sanity of l)r Larason, of Wimbledon, a murderer, .the. Home Secretary has granted a further, but in this case final, respite to Friday, the 28th histhnt. ' Mr Berry on Protection. Sydney, this day.—Mr Graham Berry, who, is now on a visit here, addressed a numerously attended meeting at the Masonic Hall last night. He took occasion lo defend the policy of protection pursued by Victoria; at same time be advocates a uniform intercolonial tariff with a view.to federation of the colonies.' Mr Berry was well received by tbe meeting, amongst those present being- Sir John Robertson, Acting Premier of New South Wales,. Major W. 0. Smith, and Mr Langridge, ex Minister of Mr Berry’s Cabinet.
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Patea Mail, 18 April 1882, Page 3
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168CABLE NEWS Patea Mail, 18 April 1882, Page 3
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