CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1609, 14 February 1884, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

, ■ * ■ REUTKR'S TELEGRAMB. [BY ELECTRIC) TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT,] • ' MELBOURNE, . .February 12. . .' ; Sailed/tliis steamship Tarawera, for the Bluff, •LONDON,../. : 'February 12. In the gouge of Commons yesterday, Sir , fchcotel( moved tliat Mr BradlaiTgaj tie excluded "from. the House and ' fiM; the,. precincts 'of the Palace, and the mopon was adopted by a large majority. 1 , 'Mr-Bradlaugh was present during tlio debate, and voted with the minority;, '' ......., , • • - ;' i ' - i M(koN(}, . v February 11, riots have occurred in' iiliitiar''Two i 'hundW Christians were massacredi' and a.mission station totally destroyed .during the riots, J, MELBOURNE; * February 12. ■ The? 'Mi&lboftrne I' manager of the ,Hational]tfprtgage ! and: Agency Com'pany of New ;Zealatid' (Limited) reports of \tliey local grain. market as follows :~Wheat is rather firm .at 3s lid to 4s;'; Malting .barley is-'firm and in active I demorid at ; 4s. 2d to 4s Bd. New"Zealand oats, duty 7 paid,'. 2s 8d to 38|.vth6' market\ia...much- steadier. New, Zealand oats, under, bond, are quiet at"2s 4d'to 2s Bd. . . ...,V SYDNEY,; .".February 12. • Atiiv meeting 6f the-Opposition ; this morning Sir John Robinson was chosen leader, find when the-House 'mist this evening Sir Jolia tabM-aj want, of confidence motion. ■■•Mr'A. Stuarti'Premier, thereupon irioved. the. adjournment of the House,: ani that the ' leader of thej Opposition take precedence ; oyer all other business. •'■ •' ■>'•/[[ | •February 11. ,

Tho wheat market i 3 Unchanged. store) 44&;- Xew',' Zealand ditto, 36s to 425. Adelaide-fldiirj-ex store, ,31s. . : Anstrallapv tallow—Fair average quality bcef,'3Bs ;'iuutton 41a Gd.i >• •; \' ■ - J].. • The wool market-, is quiet. ' 'New. arrivals to date for tho next' series of actions' now to 1 amount to 310,000 •bales. l ; ' i'<;. CALCUTTA, - • ; i February 12, !, rßeceiv;edjKebruarj, 13,11.40. a.mjTho offiiial lisfc of awards of the Inter.natioftaL Jlxlußition has.been, published. To Goloriiftl, fallowing gold''medals, haw4ojen-' awarded |Yict6ria; :6, (SoXitli Australia, 3, Tasmania 4,jNe\j' S&uth Wales i. ; 'Silver medals awarded are as follows Victoria 12,iSoutlb;Au8tralia, 1, Tasmania, C, Now So\itH- WalWY,' | : ;f!i | .it'' I '' ; j l^bruaty'l2 (afternoon.) ' i -Telegrati'p.are to, hand., this afternoon , announcing that Sijikat ' ,-towriji which hai* been. besiesj'ed by the • iebel| for sweralvweeks .past, has fallen. The Governor (Tewfik Bey) ordered all. forts to be exploded, -.and -guns spiked, and when this work/hadbeeu 'completed yesterday, lie made a ■ sally, from '.the jrtacej with -his igajriijoiij; -,numbering: 600 "mfen. They wore met outside thq town by an overwhelming force no mercy, and'.m[assaci:b'd[tlie whole-of their victims.. The latter were .reduced, by staryatjon before tlxoy sallied from ! Sinkat;

1 ( ;■ LONDON, ' y V .: ~ ' ''. February.l2, . / Received; Febjraaryi 13>--2;30 pirn,— The first series of this year's Colonial wool auctions • were opened; to-day in the. presence of ,a large. number ofHome and foreign buyers,, to-whom -a oatalpgiti of 9,200 bales was siibimtt'ei' 'A fair competition was experienced for , the yaiioua lots offered biiit the closing prices-; of 'last : auctions we' barely 'maintained, The total quantity, of wool to be offered during the; sales, is limited at 400,000 bales/'! He'series ■will closeoCtKß-lQthi'of Mardh. ;