CABLEGRAMS

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2210, 3 February 1886, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

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Reotkb'b Telegrams.

Sydney, February 2. Arrived, yesterdayafternoon-Tarawera, s.s,, from New Zealand,

Brisbane, February 2, It is generally believed that the proposals put forward by Mr John Pender on behalf of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company for a 20 years' contract, are not favorably entertained by tlje Queensland Government. JVJelbouhne, Fobruary 2. Tho following is the final seloctjon of tho Australian team to procped'tb Engr landßlackburn, Bruce, Mcllwraith, Palmer, Scott, Truinble, Spofforth, Jones, Evans, Bonner, Garret, Jarvis, and G. Given.

Hohakt, February 2. The Hon. James Service, President of % Federal Council, stated yesterday that he had recently received a despatch from England whicli Bliowed pqnplijsively that there was still a danger of recidivistes being deported by : the French Government to JNew Caledonia. ■ ■

Brisbane, J anuury 28, The Governor has declined the offer of tii& North German Lloyd's Company to run the s.s."Mose?by to Brisbane. ' jfiipry 28. The inquest on" the tragedy was adjourned till tho 20th Fe.buary, lione'of s>? bejng able to attend.' is CQrtsj.dov'ed likely one will die. Misstated that the three daughter? wer.e drugged jij *oroe mysterious manner. ' 'The 'rfiqtW had mfide Hp her mind tljat the youngest daughter should pot share ft Mflilfiv fate, The Rev James Miraws, one of the oldest Congregational Ministers, is dead, Pmn, February 3, The German barque Mire Flore, 600 tons, from London to Freemantle, struok on a reef to the northward of Bottenest and bocame a total wreck, " '■ Lo.fpoNj February 1, Arrived V. and 0, ftaiser J. Rind from Melbourne, Docombor 17tH, : Colonial breadatuffa-—flour maintains tho'previous quotations, but wheat sHowb a Recline of Is. Adelaide wheat 1 , 'ex |tprs, 28s to 348, acoording to grade. "' '"Mow 'is fc'tbady Jaat quotations, The Eft6ck of tallow in London' is 20,Q(j0 casks'.'' "• '

London,'Febuary 2, Earl ( Granville has'been suniriioned to Qebrppby Her Majesty the Queen, . ! The Dajjjp flews this the following as the'personnel of the new Ministry:—Mr Gladstone, Premier and Chancellor of the Exchequer; Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Homo Secretary; Sir John Fafrer Herschell, Lord High Chancellor ; Viscount Hampden, Lord Privy Seal; Mr Ohilders, Secretary for War ; first Lord of tho Admiralty ; Mr Mundella, flf tj]o Board of Trades; Mr John Moiley, Secretary for Ireland. It is added that probably Earl Spencer will be appointed Viceroy of India, and Lord Kimberly will go to the Foreign Office. ; Lord Hoaebery will take the Colonial Secretaryship, and Lord Granvill® will be msds iW ?rerf. demt (ft tie CSjubcß.' ,