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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2786, 22 May 1890, Page 3

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(lit ELECTRIC TKLEGKAI'H.— COJ'YBIOTIT.) London, May 1!). Mit Gladstone, speaking at Lowestoft, said he thought it was desirable, that England should address a friendly remonstrance to the Czar regarding the Siberian atrocites. It is slated that the dissolution of partnership between Mr Gilbert and Sir A. Sullivan was brought about by the refusal of Mr Doyle Carte, the manager of the Savoy Theatre, to employ Mr Gilbert to write a libretto for a serious opera which Sir Arthur Sullivan is already engaged upon. The Economist states that the -dividends paid by the Australasian banks are the largest in the world, while the losses are small. The tailors will only work for Unionist masters to enable them to insist on higher prices. The masters will employ Unionists solely. May 20. The Duke of Edinburgh opened the Philatelik (tic) Exhibition today. Sir Saul Samuel responded on behalf of the colonies. Owing to persistent obstruction, the Government intend to vigorously enforce the cloture. Arrived : S.S. Bayley, from Wellington (March 28). Paris, May IS. The" Boulaugist National Committee has been dissolved. Havannah, May 19. By au explosion of gunpowder 22 persons were killed and 100 injured. BuiiUN, May 20. The finances of the German East African Company disclose a heavy deficit up to the end of 18S9.