TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1004, 14 September 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. Lonx>ox ( fc|ept. ,8, Colonial breadstuff's and Jtalloif are unchanged. The total ? quantity of wheat afloat for Great Britain is 2,000,000 quarters. At to-day's wool sales 10,100 T ba'es were catalogued and there \ was a'igood demand for the various lots offered. Sept. 9. A fair demand w:is experienced at today's wool auctions. 8500 bales were offered. The Turko-Grecian armistice lias been arranged. The Greek claim is being adhered to. .■■..' ~' . *'.-,' ; .Sept, 10. Repeated earthquakes of a very severe character are reported from Panama, and the railway across the Isthmus is stated to be damaged. : A-'large number of families have abandonedtheir homes, '■•-•-. .■' *■ and taken to the open fields., .', lt . ~n The death is announced to-day of the Right Hon Sir Geo. Grey, Barf ,G;C.B., aged SB. Sept. 11. Germany lias ad vised ' f a t peaceful settlement of the Turko-Grecian' difficulty.

The r cholera, which has been raging so dreadfully at Manilla, now shows signs of steadj abatement. />/ The population of Iceland is being 4{/ actually decimated by famine and measles. The distress is dreadful. 150 insurgents and 50 French solders were killed* ia the recent disturbance at Kirwan, in Tunis. Mr Gladstone will address his Mid- • loihinn constituants in Beoernbor next. 8 p-m. 1,1 One hundred thousand pounds has, **-"*' already been subscribed in response to ■** the appeal of the Prince of Wales for a?. ; the establishment of a National College of Music. «£"\ A' son of Mars (?) Lovegrove, of New ** '"-Zealand, has laid claim to the Derwent- ', .water Estate.