INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 9138, 8 November 1890, Page 2

INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph,— Copyright. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Melbourne, November 7. A search of tho workshops at Pentridge Prison has revealed the presence of two hundred forge'd notes. Mf Munro has communicated with tho New Zealand Government asking them to state definitely whether they will join in the guarantee and subsidy to tho cable reductions. Adelaide, November 7. The Education Bill has passed through the House of Assembly, and extra taxation will now be proposed. Brisbane, November 7. The Separation League have considered tho scheme formulated by Sir S. Griffith* and have come to the conclusion that they will not he satisfied with anything short of separation pure and simple. They also decided to cable to Lord Knutsford, asking him to urge Government to intrr / duce an Enabling Bill next session. / Sydney, November' / The Sydney Morning Herald d' .tea an article to a criticism of the me /esto issued by Sir 11. Atkinson. Coir .Anting on Sir Harry's determination t Aispenso with further borrowing on ‘London market, tho Herald says tb £ should the Premier’s anticipations, Jo confidently expressed, be even/ approximately realised during the term of office of tho new Parliament, there was no doubt that the moral effect thereof on the borrowing policy of the Australian colonies wodld be very marked.