HOME AND FOREIGN.
[press association.]
LORD LANSDOWNE'S SUCCESSOR. London, November 6. It is reported that Colonel Stanley succeeds the Marquis of Lansdowne as Governor-General of Canada.
GERMAN IMPORT DUTIES.
London, November 6.
The German Agricultural Council have approved of an increased duty of six marks on wheat and three marks on oats and barley, and it was resolved, as soon as opportune, to prohibit the import of grain.
[reoter's TELEGRAM.J MR. GLADSTONE.
London, November 6. Mr Gladstone has recovered from tho severe cold which he was recently suffering from.
NEW GUINEA.
London, November 6. A Papua syndicate, to develop the concessions granted to Captain Everitt in New Guinea, has been registered.
O'BRIEN IN GAOL.
London. November 6. The Governor of the Gaol has beep directed to compel O'Brien to weai prison uniform.
ARRIVAL AT LONDON. [pee merchant shipping and under-
writers' association.]
London, November 6, Arrived: Ship America (from the Bluff, July 23).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8094, 8 November 1887, Page 5
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