CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2218, 12 February 1886, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

(by blectrto telegraph—copyright)

Reuter's Telegrams,

Melbourne, February 11, The monthly produco report of the New Zealand Loan „ and Mercantile Agency Company states that the average whoat crop this season in South Australia is under three bushels to the acre. What grain there is is small and shrivelled,' and jt is expected that very litfclo will' be available for export from the colony. ■■ Sydney, nth. ' In the Assembly to-day the debate on Mr Garvan's " no confidence" motion was commenced, and is still proceeding. ' London, 11th, The rumor which gained currency yesterday afternoon, that a mob was marching from Deptford, is baseless. The night passed quietly. Small gatherings took place at various points,' but were easily dispersed by the police. The excitement was heightened and' Increased by a thick fog which set in towards evening, and great anxiety was felt. ' : At yesterday's wool sales 9,200 bales were submitted at auction. The tone of the njarkefc js very weak. ItypNEY, Februaiy 11, It has been arranged that Mr Garyan's "no confidence." 'motion shall take precedence oyer all other business,'' It is s'tated that a majority of members of the Legislative Assembly are in favor of Sir Patriqk Jennings, tj)e' present leaojor of the Opposition, being .entrusted with tho formation of the new Ministry. An open broach occurred •in the assembly last night between Sir Henry Parkes and Sir Johr, Robertson, the Premier,