CABLE NEWS. HOME AND FOREIGN.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 3147, 23 July 1894, Page 2

CABLE NEWS. HOME AND FOREIGN.

Reconstruction. London, July 20.— The NW 7* and W ±4e Land uZ^ - intend to reconstruct under the t?S. ." ' the Consolidated Land MoZf^f 1 with a capital of ono mUlion Vtl * ' hundred and eighty thousand W* ierence shares oi ten ahiiw 8 S and one hundred and eighty thon!?^ ordinary shares at four pound\ ' Shocking explosion London, July 20.- While en^ed .blowing up a sunken yacht TS bolent, a charge exploded in the bokt blowing three men to fragments The B.N.Z. London, July 20. -The Bank New Zealand stock is quoted TloT Another phase of the social evil. wtu LoNDO^Julyao.-TheHomeSecre. tary has ordered an inquiry with view to suppressing the masaZ houses m London, on the grouS immorality. 8 ■. ttttUB «. There are reported to be numerous flagrant cases of opon vice and it Z asserted that society women are £ the habit of visiting them. Mr Gladstone's sight. London, July 20.-Mr (Hadstoiie undergoes a second operation 7^ ■ cataract of the eye* Sporting. London, July 20.-The Mnse Jabez Balfour. LondoxX July 22,-Grey, PoUtical Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Z nounced m the H ouse of Commons that the Imperial (iovermnent had been officially informed by the Arfren tine Republic that the question oi the extracting of Ualfour had not W beea decided. f Britannia wins again. London, July 23.^0r the Beve^h time the Prinoe of Wales' yaoht Britaiima defeated Gould's «i OO p Vigilant. The race took place at Kingstoa. • r McKinley tariff 1 . London, July 22.-The Daily Tele* gi-aph's Kew lork correspondent wires that it is expected Congress will revert to the Mcliir'ey tariii 1 . B.N-Z Stock. July s?2.~The Bank, of JNew Zealand stock is quoted at im (sic) . The requisite amount has oeea largely over subscribed. Lady Glasgow coming back. London, July 22.— Lady Glasgow has left on the return journey to New Zealand, via America. The anarchists. Eome, July 20.-Lega, the anw« chist, convicted on a charge of attempting the life of B%nor Crispi, nas been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment. Lega upon receiving the sentence smiled and cried, ' Long live anarchy! brethren avenge me,' 100 persons drowned. St Petersburg, July 22.— A ferry boat on the ttiiiaya capsized and a hundred persons were drowned. War declared between China and Japan. Shanghai, July 22.— 1t is reported here that China has declared war against Japan. Yokohama, July 22.— 1t is reported that the authorities in Corea haye consented to the reforms proposed b? Japan. The Chinese Government is dispatching 12,000 troops to Corea. Both British and United States ' marinas have been landed at >3equl, the capital of Oorea, to protect Sieir respective Legations. Hong Kong, July 22.— -The Chinese have blocked the entrance of the Yangtsekiang, thus compelling the ships to pass near the forts. The railway strike. /? Washington, July 20.— Over .<4« hundred leaders in the recent strike wiil bo indicted for conspiracy. American tariff. Washington, July 22.— 1t is re- : ported that the President intends to % veto the Tariff Bill. % Senator Hill declares that the Preei- 3 \ dent's letter has removed every chance of the new tariff becoming law. -A Messrs J. Warbrick, A. Haua and J. M Clarken have been asked by the Auckland Eugby Union to play for Auckland against Taranaki, and we understand they have agreed. A new rabbit remedy, known as the "Vacuum Babbit Destroyer," which ope* rates on two plans—first by drivingcaruon fumes into the rabbit burrows, and second by exhausting the air, so that the rabbit* are certain to die— lia» been successfully tried in Victoria.

The best medicine known in Sander aad Bob< Eucalypti Extract. Test its eininnt powerful effect in coughs, colds, influenza, etc.— the srelia! v instantaneous. Thousands give the roost gratifying testimony. His Mojesy the Hiog of Italy, and medical syndicates all over the globe are its patrons. Head the official repora* that accompany each botttle. Mosler, MJ).» ' Prof. University, Greifswald, reports —■ Ths Eucalypti Extract proved magnificently success, ful in very severe contusions, bruises, sprain*, wounds, scoldings, broken ribs, and limbs. (Mcd» Journal, Nov., 1881). In diseases of the kidneys, either active congestion or suppiession (uruania) or albuminuria, dropsy, lithia-t» uothing will equal in its action Eucalypti Extract Doses, sto 8 (hops. Mesler, M.D., Prof. Uw versity, Greifswald, reports: — JDiptheria.Tonsils continually coherent presenting ulcers with white exudats. Cured in 14 days. Surgical Clinic oi Prof. MJ'lr iyre, College of Physicians and Sur* feons, St JLouk—Scirrhus of Breast Ei'isiou iucalypti Extract employ ea. No *weilii.<j,b*H t S diacolorahon.Cured _v li days.— [AdttJ