DRLAYED CABLES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 10058, 27 July 1895, Page 4

DRLAYED CABLES.

London, July 23. The Times euggest9 that the now Government should include 1c its programme the readjustment of the burdens borne by the land, old age pensions, and assist ince to voluntary schools as Qgalcet the Hoard Bobo>)?. At a meeting of th« shareholders in the New South Wales Mortgage, Loan ocd Agency Company, Mr A. Liwrie, the chairman, said ihey were wrliioe down properties by £74,000, and pending the Issue of debenture stock to meet the present debt would probably make a call of £1 per share. The liability upon debentures was under a qtvirtcr of a million. July 24. The Times conaldert, the roaillb of the eleciloDß a more emphatic protest against Home Kale than even In 1886. and says the Liberals ought to renounce on impossible straggle. At a meeting of the Australian Agrlcalbaral Company, the chairman said that during the decade the income had declined 30 per cent. The average piice of sheep waa now only 11s 7d. They had decided not to sell the land at Newcastle, as they believed it waa destined to be a msDofactaring centre. Anstrla has been selected by England, Italy, and Gertnnoy to watch the movements iv Macedonia, and prevent the Insurgents seizing the Salonica railroad. Constantinople, Jaly 24 Reports are current that (he reserves Ate to be mobilised along tho whole seabjard of ihe Ottoman. Empire. PKETOJJA, July 24. M. Paul Kruger, president of the Transvaal, holding that bis position is similar to that of a sovereign, bitterly resented Mr Chamberlain's message con- j eratnlating him on the opeuiog nt the j Delagoa railway. He believed the Queen ought to have personally telegraphed to him.