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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2625, 9 May 1889, Page 2

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(UY KI.KGTHIC TELKGKAI'II—COPYRIGHT.) London - May 7. M. Fkury says it is incretlibl'j France should yield to gutter dictai ion. Crowds are flocking to P;iris for the opening of the Exhibition. Genrrnl Boulanger complains that ho is boycotted in London. The centennial of the French Revolution has bee.n celebrated with imposing coromonics. President Carnot, in his speech at the unveiling 01' the memorial tablet, said the experience of a century would prevent Franco confiding her destines to one man. Sir Charles Dilke hopes to be able to return t© public life. The. Parnell defence has already cost £70,000. It is reported the Czar is to be crowned King of Poland. The Prince of Wales presided at the annual meeting of the Imperial Institute. A satisfactory report was presented. A whisky syndicate is being formed in Dublin. A wheat cargo by the Glen Huntly from Lyttelton sold at 3Jts 3d. The floating of the new Australian Bank has been abandoned owing to the impression that binking is overdone in the colonies and the fear that a now venture might embark in risky business in order to 1)0 in a position to declare speedy dividends. Archbishop Walsh in a letter to the Times says there are 150 estates in Ireland where serious trouble exists with tenants, and advises a resort to arbitration.