CABLEGRAMS
The condition of Cardinal Newman is 80 serfous that no hopes of his recovery are entertained.
Bishop Neville, of Dunedin, leaves for New Zealand next month. In a letter to the Guardian he invites assistance for colonial dioceses, which, he asserts, are greatly in need of money, Dunedin alone wanting £lO,OOO. The Pall Mall Gazette says the history of the life of the late Hon W. B. Dailey, of Sydney, proves him to have been one of the most remarkable men in the colonies.
Lord Aberdeen, speaking at the Women's Conference, stated, on the authority of Lady Carrington, that there is no opening in Australia for educated women in want of employ* meat.
Arrangements are being made for an Australian team to visit England in April, to compete at Henley Begatta. It is estimated that the cost of the trip will be £l5OO. It is stated that the fatalities among Stanley’s party have been 200. The Dowager Empress Victoria, of Germany, will visit England on the 17th fast. The Economist, in an article on colonial Harbor Boards, says that the Taranaki Harbor Board is defaulting, and the Dunedin Board will possibly do the same. Port au Prince, Nov 3. Hay tian ports have been blockaded owing to an outbreak of rebellion.
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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 218, 6 November 1888, Page 2
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