British and Foreign
IMPERIAL REPRESENTATIVES TRANSFERRED DEATH OF A NOTED SOCIALIST NEW ZEALAND FLAX MARKET (United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph— Copyright). LONDON, Aug. 8. The following diplomatic changes are announced: — Sir Francis Plunkett, Ambassador to Belgium, succeeds Sir Horace Rumbold at Vienna ; Sir Henry Durand, Minister to Persia, succeeds Sir Henry Wolff at Madrid ; Mr Edward C. Phipps, Minister to Brazil, succeeds Sir F. Plunkett at Brussells. Obituary. — Herr Liebtknecht, the great German socialist leader, and i editor of the newspaper Vorwarts. Consols, 97 f. New Zealand hemp : fair quality Wellington, August-September shipment, £20 10s per ton. Silver, 2s 4d per oz. Bank of Australasia shares, £77 10s.
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Southland Times, 10 August 1900, Page 3
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