ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.
(Limited) tho other da! • t NelßOa BtoH,. Mr Frederick NdS" 8"B*!** of Nelson Brothers colony on Friday la t fa'tlWuSm£ Company. *9 "*«««» ofX 1 , The editor of the "Bri«.K a invites intending exbibSEr.f'**** Sifci&^c« Tangier) who recently S'.Mtan o of the Australasian, coS^ * o exerc.eed lest he shouldb 6 1» M 8 ■** the drunken Irishman of t£ uasd *ith (and also an artilleryman) Ju ?*««* ago ran a-inuok in tha T*. aleak«* *eak« spiking two Moor" S r«« a. ft'sa §fctris tunately the first oable B ShS i !: l U< papers represented him a7th ß * l it is now feared he may be mL ptit- 6«<i by the report in h f neVht^ therefore asked to give « »H« t.. :I •» possible to tho factl. Wlde.Pal)li%7» Among the most important..: V';;. books of the next.fewWekrSu.tetMti«g Hubner's, "Through tkM^ < a record of sights and «S£&V course of many months travrf.l the Australia, Now Zealand, & fe gh India, &c. Baron Hubne r! Afnca' Austria,, as Minuter pCL2S**W Paris, for many years, andt&f1 eurvivinj? member of the Con^«= assembled there in 1856, at theS Crimean War; in 1859, moreover fc° f ths him that Louis NapdZ t ? menacing words which gave no X %* cominß Btorm. He is there'orV Zl ,?" fitted by longdiplomatio Kg» tho progress, prospects, and con & of our colonieß. v" UUBt'«iUom „ M. r ?• L- Farjeon has juet brooghtont. "original Christmas story," 2 S h1" crown, entitled ('TheChrißtmrA ai S; STiic new number of tbo "WastaiU Review" contains an article on tho«S£ of Colonial England: Australk .ff Zealand." It is attributed &gfc Mr T. W. Glovor, the temperaubfl v turor and advocate, having S> generous offer from the New S 3 Alliance, has resolved to accept it S sail with his family for the. ooSSiS next month. The Groat Eastern was sold at nnkv auction last week tor £26,000, and Si£ converted into a coal hulk at eitC tv Capo or Gibralter-her net SiSffi not decided whmh yet. The poor old C Britain will soon share a similar fato T! WFloT eyearSbeenlaidUpta^ The Agent-General is advettbto f ot { f0 lecturors for the Medical Schoolat the U versityof Otago. ; : .:j° At tho annual meeting of tie StJoW, Ambulcnce Association the Princess Chtii. tian congratulated the members on tt« foundation of centres in Australia and Ns» Zealand. :; The re-iterated charges brought iminil Engheh locomotive makers by'tht'J.. Zealand Government hsve grestly angered the trade. The " Ironmonger" callmpoil the builders implicated for fulfefL altogether more satisfactory answers to tbj charges than have hitherto been givoa, Mr G. Baden Powell, well-known in'jow part of the world, is standing in the libml interest for Kirkdale (Liverpool). <■■ i
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 296, 21 December 1885, Page 4
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