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By Manawatu Herald Special Wire.
London, March 14. Tenders' are invited a for the Cable to the Capo. In tho House of Commons to-day the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs announced that he had been informed arms and amunition shipped from Manchester to. Mozambique were not intended for Zulus. The Chancellor of the Exchequer in replying to a question said it was not intended to supersede Lord Cheltnsford in command of the British torces at Natal. Mutton tallow, 36s Paris, March 14. The Minister of Agriculture and Commerce has appointed v Committee to arrange for the proper representation of France at the Sydney International Exhibition.
Aden, March 14. Arrived — Lusitania from Australia.
London, March 15. Latest Cape news states the Zulus are inactive in consequence of the arrival of the frigate Shah with reia-
forcements from St. Helena. The Commander-in-chief has decided to send a relieving fores to Colonel Pearson at Skowe.
The Mails, per steamer Kent, via Brindisi, were delivered yest erday.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 58, 18 March 1879, Page 2
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