CABLE NEWS. [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.]
U-.O^ JfcjL Bils,OctobVs,L It is announced here that in consequence or' -the-inorease-of-the Arab-rising in Tunis, instructions have been, sent by the GoMDra/no^t fc(?f£tie Jfanch. ( cDtara»n3eij to, bbhiplete the 1 Wilitdfy ooCTipktion'bf'the' country - wifch-4lie~objeob'-oi> efieetaally quelling the rebellion 1 .* 1 5 -' t -t-J
U I *'< s.sAWalia. ,= •>».-.,,, . -™Sa-n Fbanoisgo*' Ootober»6. The Pacific jriajtl/'eteainahip, Australia, which left Auckland on September 13, arrived here yesterday, r
The Englisjiliand, Laws. / . , London, October 4. • Sir Stafford Nor thcotie, who was Chancellor, of the Exchequer in t/he Beaconsfield. Administration, Addressed a large meeting at iJeverley, in Yorkshire, tonight. In the ( course v ,ofi his j speech, he referred at some length to the existing agitation' on the question 1 of the 'amendment of thd English Laud Law,andapoko •in favour of msamlrea being adopted to re-adjust tho present burdens, on land. He further advodated the adoption of the principle of compensation to tenants for improvements they may make to their holdings. i u • > , > >
Obituary. i London, October 5. Sir John Karslake, Q. 0., aged 60.
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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1446, 8 October 1881, Page 2
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171CABLE NEWS. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1446, 8 October 1881, Page 2
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