SECOND EDITION.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2459, 21 June 1893, Page 3

SECOND EDITION.

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BtElbctrio Telegeaph.—CopyMOHT. (UNITED PBESa ASSOCIATiON.) : '\ n JoNDON, June 20. The Wellington Sanitation loan of -3166,000, at 4£ per cent, with a minimum of 99, was subscribed nearly twice over. v Tenders at JE99 5s l get fifty per cent. ■' Holders of bonds of tbe Argentine Republic have agreed to accept tbe sum of „51,500,000 yearly v >for five years, when lull rates of interest tfud payments must V be resumed. V Many deaths from ujunßtroke are reported throughout England. Mr Peter McLagafl, ex M.P. for Linlithgowshire, hai been charged with fraudulent conduct in connection with his bankruptcy. The case was adjourned. In tbe House of Commons today, Sir E. Grey, nnder secretary of the Foreign Office, replying to a question, said there was no orisis in the administration affairs ©f Samoa. Mrs Nathan, a passenger for New Zealand by the steamer Kaikoura, which arrived at Plymouth yesterday, died on board the steamer. Three hundred thousand 'pounds' worth y of tenders were received (pt the Wellington * toan at an average of about ten shillings premium. PERTH, June 21. i 1 Specimens of gold weighing upwards of three thousand ozs. has been brought from Coolordie. It is believed the field will be one of the richest in Australia. . *' BRISBANE, June 21. The Government are considering the propriety of offering bonuses to enoourage export of beef, tdutton, butter, and Cheese. MELBOURNE, June 21. It is probable tfiat , t Mr G. Downes Carter, Colonial Treasurer, in making the Budget, will propose tbe imposition of an income tax. * The firßt sovereign and half sovereign ot the new gold coinage, both of handsome design, were struok in tbe mint by the Governor.