SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2393, 5 April 1893, Page 2

SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

he ByElbctbio Telegkaph.— Coptbjght. t0 (UNITBDPBBBB A88OCIAT1ON.) f LONDON, April 8. a * Amved-S.S. Aorangi, yeetetdayy. from at New Zealand, with her cargo of iaxfnx lfl , meat in good condition. *4 • a ; LONDON. ApriU. 01 Colonel North's hoand Fullarton, which y was lost last week, baa been found a wandering about footsore at Oxted, in j a Surrey. . , The Duchess of Fife has been toeooobed w of a daughter. • ' " Mr. B. L, Stevenson, the novelist, in a a letter to the Times, complains that Sir J. )f B. Thurston, Governor of the Wevtorn Pacific, occasionally iseuas ordinances of • barbaroas nature. Mr Balfour was received with rapturous. enthnaiasm by the people of Belfast. " A procession, numbering 100,000, is now being formed in honor of his visit, and tht city is profusely decorated with Conservative emblems. Heavy withdrawals of deposits from tht Irish savings banks still continue. The ship Horsa, which left Bluff Harbo? for London on December 19th, is ashore on Soilly leles. No particulars have been .received of the disaster, and it is not known whether the officers and crew ar* safe. ST. PETEBSBUBG, March 81. Tfae Bossiao Government have Ofdend the contractors for warships to rniflr*^" complete vessels of the Kurik type/ Ifer latter w a vessel of 11,000 tons, and ewC^ to steam 26,000 miles without Meoafiojr M. Dupuy is eng^ed in fomSJJV cabinet. •- •" [" - w Parisian newapapera charge Hngliah offloials m Cairo with oowarag to tortu« . prisoners by crucifying wd bunaoTSr of^emtroducmg the ooi»££to Ib.

Cholera has broken out in L'Orientj and seventy deaths ere reported in a fortnight.