THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
SPEECH BY THE KAISER. Berlin, May 6. The Emperor William on opening the Reichstag said that any displacement of the balance of power would endanger the equilibrium forming the essential condition of peace. WELSPI GOLD MINING. London, May 6. The Dolgelly Gold Mining Company has been reconstructed. Pritchard Morgan, the well-known Welsh goldminer, has cancelled the seventy thousand shares allotted him. A TERRIBLE DEATH. Melbourne, May 7. A. man named Christie, recently arrived from New Zealand, has been burnt to death in a house at Rusworth. THE BRISBANE STRIKE. Brisbane, May 7. Strong support is offered to the strikers by other trade organisations, and the matter is assuming serious dimensions. SYDNEY STOCK RETURNS. Sydney, May 7. The stock returns for the year are as follows :—Horses, 430,000, being an increase of 19,000 on last year’s returns. Cattle, 1,741,000, an increase of 118,000. Sheep, 50,103,000, or an increase of 3,603,000.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 470, 10 May 1890, Page 5
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152THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 470, 10 May 1890, Page 5
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