LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4146, 12 October 1883, Page 3

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[rectkr's cables],

(Received 12th October, 2.10 p.m.) The Czar of Russia. Copenhagen, Oct. 11. The Czar of Russia, who lias been on a visit to the King of Denmark for some time past, has now started for Cronstadt. Tho British and Cotewayo. Cape Town, October 11. It lias transpired that unless Cetewayo surrenders to the British authorities they will morally support Usibepu in ousting the king from the sovereignty of Zululand. Melbourne, this day. In the Legislative Assembly last night, the Public Service Bill was read a third time.

Germany and New Guinea,

London, October 11

Many of the Austrian and German papers are advocating a systematic coionizing of New Guinea by Germany.

(Received October 12, 1,20 p.m.) Shipping News.

Sydney, this day. Sailed, yesterday afternoon: Ringtt' rooma, for Auckland.

Land Laws of New South Wales,

The Land Act Amendment Bill, which has been introduced by Government in the Legislative Assembly, divides the country into threo special divisions under local boards, on the principal of decen tralisation. The measure provides aensonable terms for conditional purchasers md limits auction sales of land to 200,000 acres yearly

Hobakt, this day.

At a meeting attended by fully 3,000 persons, held last evening, it was unanimously resolved to call upon the Hon. A. McGregor, one of tho representatives for Hobart in the Legislative Council, to resign his seat forthwith.

Mr G. W. Binney offered the lease of the Auckland Market for twelve months at his mart, to-day, by order of the City Council. The sale includad yards, stallage, and rents. There was very considerable competition, and finnlly the whole was knocked down to Mr T. B. Hill, for Mr Macdonald, for the sum of £87 per annum, being £17 over the sale of the preceding year. The purchaser will take possession on the 10th instant.