ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.
London, May 28. The general opinion in the city is, that Queensland ought to iasue shore term Treasury bills or renew debentures for six months. Ic is reported that the Queensland National Bank was ready to subscribe if the publio had offered half. It its reported that the Chartered Company's foroes defeated the Portuguese volunteers on the river Uieinbe. Arohbishop Oroke, in a speeoh at Limeriok, said he was greatly afraid the cause of Home Rule was lost. The people were utterly unfit to rule if they sympathised with Mr I farnell. Sergt. M'Lauohlm, of Violet-town (Vio* toriau Rifles J wou the first prize at the Military Tournament for tilting at the ring Private Mawley, of Sule, Gippslaud, tied for the first prize in tout pegging with the highest possible sooro. Private Mawley and Corporal Martin, of Thorua, tied with three others for seooud prize at lemon outting.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 127, 30 May 1891, Page 2
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