THE AUSTRIANS.
Beceived January 17. 9.40 a.m. Latjnceston, Tuesday. The protest against the Austrians was the outcome of the cable stating that work could be found 'for several hundred men in railway construction, and that the Austrians refused admission to New Zealand were coming here. The supply of labor is superabundant. ( DISPOSAL OF THE AUSTRIANS. [per united press association.] Auckland, Tuesday, Ten Austrians left for Taupiri, where some have previously resided. It is stated 80 leave by the early goods train at daylight to-morrow for Onewhero to dig gum for a private speculator on private lands. The question of the Austrian influx is still, .in its international aspect, under consideration. Mr Langguth, Austrian Consul, states that he received a cable to-day from the Austrian Ambassador in London to the effect that he was still pushing a protest on behalf of the Austrians on the notice of the British Government,
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11125, 18 January 1899, Page 3
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