TRADE WITH JAPAN.
A report to the Foreign OSicd shows that Germany is poshing trade with Japan more vigorously than Great Britain.
THE TR4NSVAAL, Peetoria, December 28. (Received December 29. at 6.10 p.m.)
President Krnger declined to extend the franchise to men married in England or Germany.
TURKEY AND-GREECE,
Constantinople, December 28,
The Porte explained that the action of tbe Turkish battery at Prevesa firing on a Greek gunboat was due to a mistake.
JAPANESE POLITICS. ToKtO, Dscember 2S.
(Received December 20, at 0.25 p.m.)
Attemn _ to re-form the Ja.pauese Cabinet failed. The newsoapers demand the formation of a strong Ministry in order to. meet the gravity of the situation.
(Received 1 le'cemb.r 30, at 0.30 a.m.)
The Marquis Ito and Count. Osama, Japanese Miuister for Foreign Affairs, ara likely to form a coalition Ministry on the basis of a vigorons foreign policy. Great naval activity is manifest at Ngasaki.
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS. Calcutta, December 29, (Received December 30, at 0.39 a.m.)
Mr Nayar, chairman of the thirteenth annual session of the Indian National Congress, during a speech attributed the Australian and South Aftican reactionary legislation sgiinst Indians to the feeling entertained in India toward--tho natives. ,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10998, 30 December 1897, Page 2
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