SECOND EDITION CABLE NEWS
(PER PBESS ASSOCIATION.) , LONDON, Jone,3o. Surrey Oonnty leads for the cricket championship with seven winß and one lobb.' TorksViire followa with five wins and two loaßeß. "i Tbe expeotefl wheat orop in tbe United Kingdom will not exceed 7i million qoarterß, Indian crop yielded 82,800,000 quarters. Brilliant weather is depressing ftbe matketß. . ' The Prince of "Wale* opened { tbe.jTower Bridge to-day. The cetemdriy waß'a very { impasipg one. . ..■ ,v, v ' ,f, f •^Theßuapehu left, ; ;pr;Auok. k ' J to' WelUngtoi, and Lyttelton with 150 tbira<claßß and intermediate and, 67 * Valoon paßsengers. Aorangi arrived at Plymouth ye'stQtday, with her frozen meat ia good June 80. ! The Hoaee hae reported on the Tariff i Bill, whioh nowigoea np to the Senate. i J "WASHINGTON, July 1. It is expected that the United Statea v'GoTerhment will arbitrate in the dispute between' Ohina and ' Japan respecting Oorea. •
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2761, 2 July 1894, Page 3
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144SECOND EDITION CABLE NEWS Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2761, 2 July 1894, Page 3
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