AUSTRALIA.
[ReTITEB'S TELEGBAMS.] [Boselved July SO. at 9.45 p.m.] PARLIAMENTARY. SYDNEY, July 30. The Customs Bill came up for further consideration in Committee in the Legislative Assembly last, night, and after a prolonged debate, which was not concluded until an early hou* this morning, the measure was passed through Committee. In the Legislative Council, a Bill authorising a grant to Sir John Robertson, for his patriotic services, was read a third time and passed. fHeoeived July SO, at 10.3) pan.] COMMERCIAL. New Zealand wheat has advanced by 2d to 4s 8d per bushel; New Zealand oats are Id dearer at 2s 76. per bushel; maize, per 561 b, remains at 3s 4d; pollard has further declined Id, and is now Is 2d per bushel. Potatoes are worth 70s per ton. Sugar Company's No. 1, £25 per ton. fßeoeived July 30, at 110 p.m.! SHIPPING. HOBABT, July 30. The Shaw-Savill steamship lonic arrived last evening from Plymouth, en route for Port Chalmers.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 7926, 31 July 1886, Page 5
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