SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2341, 1 February 1893, Page 2

SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

ByEleotbig Telegraph.— Copfbioht. (UNITED PRESS ABSOOII.TjiO».) '

LONDON, January 31. Messrs. H. Bottomally, J. Isaacs, and Dollman and Sir Henry Isaacs (formerly Lord Mayor of London), directors of the Hansard Union Company, wbioh bus* pended payment some time ago, are charged with fraud in administering the affairs of tbe company. The trial » proceeding. " The new ooinage, which will be issued in a fortnight, bears an inscription "Eniprees ot India." It will not be circulated in the Australian colonies until the Governors of Viotoria and New South Walea publish an order authorising it, WASHINGTON, Januarys!. Mr. Ontbwaite, Democratic. Chairman of the Committee of Foreign Affairs in the Houße of Representatives, declares that America bas committed a great outrage on the Government of Hawaii, by landing marines, which was an act of war. The Queen's emissaries -proceed from 'Frisco to Washington to urge* the disavowal of American action. CAPETOWN, January 80. Sailed, yesterday— Bimntaka, for Ho* bart and Wellington. SYDNEY, January 31. A married man named Hastings and a married woman named Rowley, who bad become greatly attached to one another resolved to die together' owing to de* spondenoy. The man accomplished his purpose by first taking pouonT^od then shooting himself, but the .woman, who took poison, is recovering. MELBOURNE, January .81. A cablegram from London announce* the death of Sir Jas. MoCullooh, a former premier, agei 74. The annual report of the Tramway Company shows a loss of £100,000, m 1 compared with the previous yean • Tenders were, opened to-day for threequarter million pounds worth of treasury bonds. Total' amount of tenders was £h 166,000 at prices ranging from £94 to 28 9d. Tbe principal tenders were for £150,000 at .699 10s; £450,000 at £98 ; £50,000 at £100 2s 9J.