OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
THE MONOWAI ON *<"ER WAY TO NEW ZEALAND. FORTNIGHTLY SERVICES TO MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY. FRUITLESS ATTEMPTS TO BRING ABOUT A SETTLEMENT. [OWN COBUKSI'OSDEST.] | BY TKLKSUAPII-l Wellington, This day. The Monowai left Melbourne ou Saturday with sis horses and eighty-eight passengers for New Zealand, and forty for Hobart. Shi- has a non-union crew. While the coal supply is short the Company will only run fortnightly cervices to Melbourne and Sydney from this colony. Tho Rosamond, Tuieri, and Janet Nicol are now at (Queensland coaling. The Wakatipu leaves Oamaru for Sydnoy direct with a fuil cargo. The Premier vii Saturday evening received a telegram from Sir Robert Stout that tho Conciliation Committee at Dunedin had failed entirely to bring about a settlement of the labor difficulty, and urging Sir Harry Atkinson to attempt mediation. The Government have all along been of the opinion that the time had not arrived for their interference. The Royal Commission to enquire into the working of tho Grey Valley coalmine- and to consider tho advisability of reducing the royalty charged by the Gov.-rnmeiit. will probably consist of Dr Hector and Messrs William Brown accountant. Dunedin, and R. W. Moody, mining expert, Auckland.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5930, 8 September 1890, Page 3
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198OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5930, 8 September 1890, Page 3
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