HOME AND FOREIGN.
Received March 9,1.30 a.m. THE MAORI FOOTBALLERS. London, March 8. Ba-EBOW beat the Maori football team by a goal to nil. THE ADDRESS-IN-REPLY. London, March V. In the House of Commons the Address-in-Reply to the Speech from the Throne has been adopted. THE OUTPUT OF COPPER. London, March 7. The managers of the copper trust are arranging with the American mines to reduce the output, in the hope that the demand for that metal may overtake the supply. THE ACCIDENT TO THE CZAR'S TRAIN. St. Petersbukg, March 6. M. Passiet, the Russian Minister of Railways, and M. Saint Jervial, inspector of railways, have both been indicted for complicity in the accident which befel the royal train at Borki in October last. AN ACTRESS IN MALE ATTIRE. ~. __ London, March 6. Miss Muir, an actress who is the daughter of a New Zealand squatter, was detected in male attire. She was arrested, but at the request of her friends was discharged from custody.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9307, 9 March 1889, Page 5
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