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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1901, 11 September 1884, Page 2

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Rome, September 8. Kiyu llumbkiit ha* gone on a visit to Naples jieisjnsilly to enquire into the iiicasuics boing taken to prevent the «.piuad of cholera. Neirly 400 cases of the disease hioke out to-day in that city. —A case of cholera has occuircd at Home.

London, September 9. Intelligence to hand trom the West Coast of Afucu regarding the annexation of Lieutenant Camerons trading station at Bimba by German Commission under hv Nnehtigal, proves that the natives of the district are hostile to the Germans, and have refused to give allegiance to thclinpen.il officeis.— The British flag has been hoisted at several points at Calabar, on the West Coast of Africa. The 3 mi\ors of the yacht Vignonette were hi ought up at the Central Police Cosnt to day, and lemancled pending the decision of the Treasury, as to the necessity for prosecuting them for the murder of a boy, who was killed and eaten. An enquiry his been held into the a'leged minder committed by the crew of the vaeht Mignonette, and the onptain ultnits having cut the lad's (Pecker) jugular vein, and so caused his death. Bail lias been r«'fn«ed, although much sympathy is felt for him. The C/ar has been warmly received at Warsaw, and loyal demonstrations have lieen organise 1 in honour of His Majesty's x is>ifc to the city.