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HOME AND FOREIGN.

[4y Elkhtkio Tkt,egbaph. Copyright.] [Feb Press Association. |

THE SERVIAN THRONE. BELGRADE, September 24. (Received September 25,1859, at n00n.,/ Queen Natalie arrived here on Sunday laßt. Ex-King Milan threatens that if she remains in the city beyond three weeks he will take steps to assert his paternal authority regarding the education of their son, who reigns as King.

THE WOOL SALES. LONDON, September 24,

At the wool talcs there was a moderate catalogue. There was a large attendance, and competition was most keen. Prices were fully maintained, and in good merinoes a 5 per cent, advance on the July rates was realised. la cross-breds prices are unchanged.

TASMANIAN LOAN.

LONDON, September 24.

Mr E. W. C. Braddon, Agent-General for Tasmania, has paid the Main Trunk Line Railway Company, Tasmania, the sum of L 15.000, and the latter have withdrawn opposition to the Tasmanian loan being quoted on the Stock Exchange.

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HOME AND FOREIGN., Issue 8021, 25 September 1889

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HOME AND FOREIGN. Issue 8021, 25 September 1889

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