SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1312, 20 May 1886, Page 3

SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

By TBtEGßjira.-- Beuteb's Copyright. LONDON, May 18. Three pe* cent, consols are one-eighth higher — 101£. Martell's and Hennessey's brandies are quoted at 15s per gallon. May 19. In the "House of Commons last night, a motion was adopted agreeing to set apart four days in the week for the discussion on t fhe Government proposals for securing autonomy for Ireland. Mr. Gladstone, speaking to the motion, expressed the belief that the debate would occupy most of pext week. Mr. ' Labouchere suggested that the House, should assent to the second reading of the bill order affirming the principle, of. autonomy, on condition that the Government should then promise the : ,withdrawal of the bill in its present The Marquis of Hartington, addressing a public meeting last night at Bradford, in Yorkshire, denied that he had in any way relaxed lujl hostility to the Home Rule B£i. Fhe^oargd 6i frozen meat ex B.M.S. Ctzco, from Melbourne, has been landed in gdoft condition. Mf. Graham Berry i Agent-General for Vietgma, has had an interview with the Secretary : of State for the Colonies with reference 'to the New Hebrides. Lord Granvijle assured Mr. Berry that her Majesty's Government would act in confprmity with the wishes of the colonies in' the • matter, and expressed himself anxious concerning the ultimate settlement <5f the recidivists difficulty. ' „ , , MELBOURNE, May 20. Tb,e death is announced of His Honor Judge Noel, of the Victorian Insolvency Court. '• Reports Irom Perth, Western Australia, state that fully one thousand diggers are now en route for the Kimberley goldfields. PERTH (W.A.), May 11. Bythe steamer Otway, which arrived From Derby on Srnday last, news comes to hand that a 29 ounce nugget had been fonndbyaman named Slattery. Up to the date of the Otway's departure 2000 ounces had reached Derby from Eimberley gold fields.