NEWS BY CABLE

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2414, 1 October 1886, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE

(BY RfiROTRTO TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT) Neuter's Telegrams. London, September 29. Thirteen scullers have entered fo the International Handicap to talc place shortly at the Welsh Harp aHendon, ,

Ottawa, September 29. In the Canadian House of Commons yesterday, a credit vote of £20,000 was proposed towards the fund which is being raised for the establishment of an Imperial Institute in London. Paws, September 30. The portion of E tie Freycinct's speech, in which he stated that the French Government is determined to retain those colonies which they already possess, is generally considered to refer to Madagascar, and not to the New Hebrides, London, September 29. It is announced that the Right Reverend Thomas Carr, Bishop of Galway and Kilmaoduag, has been appointed to succeed the late Dr Goold, as Roman Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne. London, September 29. At the colonial wool auctions today, 13,300 bales were olfered. The lone of the market is quiet. Adelaide flour is selling at 24s per 2801bs: New Zealand wheat- highest, 33s ; lowest, 28s; Australian beef tallow, 23s 6d per cent; mutton tallow, 25* 6d, Madeira, September 29, The New Ze n |„nd Shipping Company's s.B. Tong ar j r o, which left Plymouth on tho instant, arrived here this „n route to Auckland. " 2 '