HOME AND FOREIGN.
Prets Atmnriation. — Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. THE LATE CANON LIDDON. London, September 17. Canon Liddon was buried in St, Paul's Cathedral this morning. BOYCOTTING AND THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN. London, September 17. The Bishop of Cork denounced O'Brien's advocacy of boycotting and the Plan of Campaign. MR. CELLIER ENGAGED FOR THE COLONIES. London, September 17. Mr. J. 0. Williamson has engaged Mr. Cellier, the well-known composer, who sails for Australia in October. THE MINING EXHIBITION. London, September 17. The Mining Exhibition closes on October 1, the directors of the Crystal Palace at Sydenham, where the Exhibition is held, being unable to let the building bill the end of the year. FOOLISH CANARDS. London, September 18. The reported foundering of the Austrian warship Taurus in the Black Sea, and the drowning of a number of the crew was a canard, as the vessel is safe at Constantinople. Ottawa, September 17. The Montreal reporter who invented the story of Prince George's arrest in a street quarrel has been committed for trial. THE SHAW, SAVILL, ALBION COMPANY. London, September 18. The Shaw, Savill, Albion Company declare a dividend of 5 per cent.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8365, 19 September 1890, Page 5
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191HOME AND FOREIGN. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8365, 19 September 1890, Page 5
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