CABLE BREVITIES.
Tho largest applicants for Bank of Ne\y'Zoaland Stock recoiye 10 ppr cent. "'■ '•,'.. At a meeting of tho Union Bank of Australia'shareholders, Sir R. G, W. Herbert said tho decrease in the dividend was duo to tho depression in tHyto.' The IMatabelo nativo chief, Malabaoh, has boon wonnded, and is now suing, for peaco. Tho women and children havo abandoned tho caves jn which they woro hiding. ■*- It wis tho Austrian Archduke William who was killed, not the Grand Duko of Badon. His horso shied at an electric tram and threw him, tho result being a fracturo of tho skull.
By a forost firo iu Wisconsin (U.S.A.), property to tho estimated value'bf £250,000 lias been destroyed. Tho firo has caused widespread nun among tho farming community. The fatalities in connection with it number 16. : ' The shearers of the Burren station (N.SUthave struck work. Asqnadoifully-armedpolico has been despatched to tho sceno to prefierce'order. The owners intend to prosecute the men for breaking their agreement.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4788, 1 August 1894, Page 3
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164CABLE BREVITIES. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4788, 1 August 1894, Page 3
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