HOME AND FOREIGN.
SERVIAN FINANCES. Belgrade, August 30. Dr. Michael Vpitch, Servian Minister of Finance, has resigned, because; he finds himself unable to collect the nineteen million francs of taxes which are in arrear. GERMANY AND DRUNKARDS. Berlin; August 30. Chancellor Von Caprivi has introduced a Bill in the Reichstag to suppress drunkenness. It provides that all inebriates who are reducing their families to indigence, and endangering the safety of other people, shall be placed under guardianship. The Emperor assisted in drafting the Bill. Tho Otago branch of tho Bail Servants Society havo carried unanimously resolutions affirming that the Railway Insurance Bill has so many very objectionable features that the branch resolves not to recognise it-; that the branch fully endorses the resolution of the Canterbury branch. The secretary was instructed to wire to the local members ot Parliament requesting them to use their influence with the Government to get the Industrial Conciliation ; aud Arbitration Bill passed this session. ■ " GADcoit,Y's Cocoa.—" A Cocoa of the high* est,decree of Purity and Nutritive value. Health. ' The Medical Annual advises practitioners to remember that when recommendiug Cocoa as a food and beverage for invalids, the name Cadbuhy oil any packet of Cocoa is a guarantee of purity. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8660, 1 September 1891, Page 5
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