SECOND EDITION.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2382, 21 March 1893, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

CABLti NEWS

By Elbotric Telegraph.— Copthioht.

(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. I

LONDON, March 20.

Only part of tbe ship Templemore't crew were saved, the remainder being drowned.

Tbe Daily News deolines to accept Mr Gladstone's principles that only those in need of monetary assistance should rewire an honorarium.

Apprehension is expressed by city men with reference to the taxation of the Wellington-Manawatu Bailway Company's debenture holders. It is feared that the principle may be extended at a futnre date, and involve the taxation of all holders of New Zealand stocks.

Considerable anxiety is felt for tbe safety of tbe White Ssar Liner cargo steamer Naralick, which is several weeks overdue on tbe passage from Liverpool to New York. Sbe had a crew of seventy on board. Two of the life-boats bave been found in mid-Atlantio.

The Queen has returned to Florence.

ST. PETERSBURG, Marob 20.

Tbe Viedomosti publishes a statement that a gang of exiles chained togethei were enveloped by- a snowstorm on a march near TomsJr, in Siberia. Two hundred and eighty, of whom 62 were political prisoners, Only 91 escaped.

BEBLIN, March 20.

Berlin and Vienna newspapers deplore M. Ferry's death as a sad blow to France.

CAIBO, March 20.

At the request of Lord Cromer, Bhz Pftßha, the Premier, has admonished the native press for attempting to stir *up fresh trouble.

TOWNSVILLE, March 21,

The three-masted Bohooner, EllertoOj has been wrecked, bat tbe crew, werf saved. Tbe vessel was insured for .£760 in tbe South British.

BRISBANE, March 20.

It has been decided to send £1000 of the flood fuod to Maitland, for the reliif ot the sufferers there.

The Postal Conference opened to-day, Mr Tnllmack, tbe Postmaster-General of Qaeensland, who was elected president, thanked tbe various colonies, tbroagb their delegates, for the noble assistance they rendered tbe sufferers by tbe late floods.