CALOGRAMS.
[.Reuteb'b Special.]
London, June 29.
H.M.B. Nelson, an ironclad carrying 12 guns, is being commissioned for the Australian squadron, and will be the flag ship of Captain Erskine, who succeeds Commodore Wilson in command of the station. | Consols unchanged at lOpt.
New Zealand securities remain firm at last quotations. Adelaide and New Zealand breadstuff's, and Australian tallow, are without quotable change in price. At the wool sale to-day 4200 bales were catalogued, and a firm demand was again experienced
P*f is, June 30. It has transpired that the French Government has communicated with Ahmen Izzet Pasha, Governor General of Tripoli, complaining o^ the intrigues that are being carried on i& that Province to the detriment of the French interests in North Africa, and protesting against the hostile military preparation, which it is alleged is being made "tt the present time.
Bebhk, June 29.
Her Majesty the Empresi of Germany is indisposed, but her illneis is not of a nature to cause alarm.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3902, 1 July 1881, Page 2
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163CALOGRAMS. Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3902, 1 July 1881, Page 2
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