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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4706, 30 April 1894, Page 3

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Ik Egmont Famei'sUnion Limited. Hmvera, April 2(Jth We had a fair muster of cattle in our Okaiawa Yards on Thursday the 19th inst. The attendance was only moderate and bidding dull throughout, so that Bovoral of the lines remained unsold at the close of the sale. We quote j-3 year steers £46s to £4l6s, fat oows £3 15s to £47s6d, heifers in calf £8 18s to U 6s, empty cows £3 7s fid to £i 3s 2 year-steers £2 6s 6<l to £2 17s, weaners £ll2s to £1179, Owing to the severe weather and consequent bad state of the' roads very f9w'«HttUe were able to get to •*- '"-"MurMfttsamsaleon Wednesday the . Jfctfnati, fp that practically no ■" business waadonoand prices were only nominal, CABLE BREVIIIES, The N.S.W, police express themselves as confident that in Gumming and Lees they have got iliu murderers of Mr Hefty. News has been received at Perth that Lynch law is being adopted at Coolgardie, A. miner who was detected robbing a tent had a rope placed round his ntck, and a tree elected on which to hoist him. He was only saved by the intervention ol several miners. Labour troubles still continue in America. Over 600 of Coxey's army have been arrested, but 7,000 men are stated to be marching on to Washington, Railway and steamer traffio throughout the States is paralysed, to the scarcity of coal, consequent on the miner's strike. A Bill has been introduced by the Secretary in the House of Comor the disestablishment of the Wales. The measure, which is 'of a highly complicated character, follows broadly on the lines of the disestablishment of the Irish Church,