SECOND EDITION.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2421, 8 May 1893, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

CABLE" ipyV%' ' Bx Electbio. Tm«a»AP^^HDOM||BHT. { UNITED PBSSff LQS&OT}pity6. The Qawn uses IndUa gotf on the throne. At the opening of the Imperial Institute, all tbe judges will attend Ctbe offieit! opening in their robes.pf dffiie. , The Nstion»t.C^t,#r;i^g«Biu, that Mr Stevenson,, t% $ojegpt?*j|hotttd be elected as the n»* PJrstbiVvrf JStmoa, In the HouardtCoqlijtoM.'MT William Woodajl, Finem«i(d S»cr«Ury to the War Office, stated ftijkt jUfidetf.Jiad been accepted for frown beef for trooci on the Home stations from October to -May, and for frozen mutton the.whole year. -This, be declared, would be about 6a percent of the total rations daring the periods mentioned. . '• ' Daring a at Hall, the police used their batons freely, and several unionists, who.jrire attacking the freemen, were injured before order wait reetbred. The employers have oonsenteb to re. open parleying with tbe Hail strikers, Mr. C. Wilson, M.P., threatens to transfer bis vessels to the Norwegian flag ihonlcl tbe men continue to disputed The Victorian Government have re* mitted through the associated banki 4600,000, the Jaly interest. /The recent suspensions have looked up i&5,000. Mr Baxton, Under-Seoretary to the Colonial Office, replyjogio a question in the House of Common's by Sir B. Ei Webster, stated he.had no official know, ledge in connection with Netf Boutb Wales paper money. .. - '.. . The Banker considers that th« rWtflt shipments of gold to the colonies was necessary owing to theooin being looked op during the reconstruction. , PABJS,M*yB. ItiSßitimatedthattheifrflocb' BndgeJ for 1894 will ahow ji deficit of 121,000,000 francs (^,840,000).