AUSTRALIAN MARKETS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1822, 29 November 1888, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN MARKETS.

Sydnejt, November 27. New Zealand wheat for country markets is selling ;.t 5s 6d.

ENGLISH MARKETS. London, November 25. New Zealand hemp, £3115s to £32

A reporter of the Marlborough Express has visited Watamon«a, the new goldtield near I'icton. The p'ace is very accessible, quite flit, and tho workings will be shallow. There are about 20 men there, and he believes there will be a big rush. The bones found at Grovetown, near Blenheim, are those of a Maori, not of Reevts as supposed. A flint tomahawk was foucd with them.

An animated discussion took place at the Board of Governors of Canterbury College on Monday afternoon on the subject of paying wages to students of the ngricu'turnl school. The committee iecommanded, after consulting the directors, that during shearing and harvest, students should be paid 25 per cent less thancurrent contract rates. Several members objeced to paying students at al l , and argued that the best way to popularise the institution was to rediica the fees. Finally it was agreed by Beven votes to Bix to pay wages at a the rate recommended, but for this season only.

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