SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
[SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.J MR. ARCHER. . London, April 17. The leave of Mr. Thomas Archer, Agent-General for Queensland, has been extended for three months. NEW AUSTRALIAN PASTORAL COMPANY. London, April 17. Mr. . Maurice Lyons is privately arranging to float a Northern Territory Pastoral Company of Australia. THE GUNBOAT PROTECTOR. London, April 17. The "Victorian gunboat Protector sails . for Melbourne at the beginning of June. THE MONETARY PRESSURE IN THE COLONIES. London, April 18. Mr. Torrens, presiding at a meeting . of the shareholders of the Bank of Adelaide, considered that the monetary • pressure in the colony would not be removed until the value of the "wheat crop surplus had been circulated. He, further stated that there was. no immediate prospect of a rise in the price of wheat. THE COLONIES AND FRANCE. London, April 18. Mr. Murray Smith reminds the Times that a conflict with France would be imminent if the colonies prevented convicts tinder the Recidivistes Bill from" laAding. He deprecated the threats of warfare. , The tenor of M. Kerry's note is endorsed and confirmed by the French Press.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6996, 19 April 1884, Page 5
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