CABLE BREVITIES.
Dr Smith, the Dean of Canterbury, te dead. ' ',', , /-, Sir C. Mills, Agenfc-General for the Cape, died yesterday. ~ ■■.. Sir G. Chesney cued suddonly of hearb disease. , , Decrees, havo been issued reducing tone number:of members of the Corbea by 50, and stopping the representation, of minorities.
■ Tbe British revenue for the year is £94,000,000, which exceeds the estimate by half a million. " "One thousand presents and two hundred thousand letbers have already been received by Prince Bismarck in honour of his birthday, and they continue to arrive from all quarter? of the globe. Sir McKenzie Bow'ell, the Canadian Premier, Sir A. P. Caron, and Mr Foster, meeb the Newfoundland delegates to arrange tho terms or, union. It is reported that Paris speculator.? have taken 00,000 vendees' shares in the Londonderry mine. . New South Wales revenue for the quarter.shows a decrease of £5,400 compared «;ith-the same quarber of the previous year. The Governor of South Australia has approved of regulations for working the Factories Act.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 79, 2 April 1895, Page 5
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