CABLE BREVITIES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 March 1894, Page 3

CABLE BREVITIES.

F, D, Dalgety, head of the great London house, died last week, Huddfat Parker propose to build a 10,500'tonner for their new route. Indian! defioit, 'O2-'9B 880,000 rupees, 'y3-'94 1,750,00 rupees, '94'O6 8,000,000 topees. The Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Co'sdireotors await an inquiry with perfect equanimity, Infernal maobine exploded in a French church twenty persons being injured. ] Unionist Chamberlain taunts Home Ruler iiosobery with patting, his neck under tho heel of the Irish, The Frenoh Minister intends to reorganise and develop the Colonial office, .' : ; The Amerioan-Chinese treaty propose; that' Americans going to China ahoold be pbotoed and registered,- in the same way as Ghinese are who come to AiWica, • ■ ; Severe measures are being taken in Bio- against the rebels and their friends.. Poreignei?s—especially Brit* ish-arealpo threatened,: The Czai; declares he Will ruthlessly extinguish .knarohy. andits propagators, wbo - are the sole ' formidable enemiesof |ieace and progress. ..' : '• The ■ depAaed.Queentof'fHaTO .is tba

•V;; *, i.': ; rvjvV •- Ti X 1 '- r^V "Still -A nugget weighing 14002 hai!bEen ; ! found by: a new acrivul at Western Australian gold fields. A very hard: winter and -doartlr of euuiloy ment ■ are ■ expected • m Melbourne. The Australian delegaies recently here for tlio Postal Conference Imve boon giving thrnr views about: New Zealand. One of them tiiiuks New Zuahindera are very frugal, and expresses himself much struck by the temperate habits of the popple. ■ Mr Gladstone has biddeiTfarewell to his constituents, and warns the •Democracy that they are entering on |a peiiod of great danger, The interests of the wbolty he advises, should be preferred to tliosa of part of the community.

For the firßt tune in 'the history of N.S W, a solicitor has been struck off the rolls. Mr Lusk (ex-M.H.R, for] N.Z.) is the offender, who failed tol pay over a olient's money received for i carrying on a suit. j