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CABLEGRAMS.

[BY ELKCTETO TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT,]

Rkuter's Telegrams,

ANNEXATION OF NEW GUINEA,

Berlin, February 7.

~- A White Book on the New Guinea question has been issued. It shows that in-August last Prince Bismarck accepted a proposal of' Lord Granville that a commission should be appointed to define the respective spheres of Germany and England in the South Seas. In Soptember England notified to Germany the resolution of the colonies to proclaim a protection over all the New Guinea coasts except the North and those'claimed by Holland. .In October Lord Granville,, owing to German objections, agreed to the British protection being restricted to the south coast and the adjacent islands. Prince Bismarck regarded this despatch as a promise to restrict protection to the South, and as an implied assurance that German annexation in the North would not conflict with English interests. In January last Sir Edward Malet, British Ambassador, expressed surprise that the German flag had been hoisted in the North before the Commission had met, and announced that England had, in consequence, decided to proclaim its protection over the coast from East Cape to Huon Gulf, Prince Bismarck's latest despatch considers that a violation of Lord Granville's October promise, and formally protests against the British action. London, February 7. Arrived—Steamship Coptic, from Wellington (December 20.) . London, February 7. Colonial breadstuffs remain at last quotations, -viz., • Adelaide wheat, ex store 375; New Zealand ditto 28s to 345; Adelaide flour 255. The total quantity of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 2,180,000 quarters. Tallow, Australian, average quality beef, 34s fid, mutton 355.

Wool.—At yesterday's auction sale 12,800 bales were offered, the market being flat and the prices drooping. At to-day's sale a fair demand was experienced, the catalogue comprising 7800 bales.

New Zealand frozen mutton, prime quality, is selling at 413s 4d to 43s od,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1910, 9 February 1885, Page 2

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302

CABLEGRAMS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1910, 9 February 1885, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1910, 9 February 1885, Page 2

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