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[Peb RetobVlT 4eM»b As.] London, September 4. Three per cent Console 871. Th« total reserre in notei and bullion in the Bank of England it £20,750,000. New Ztalaud five per cent loan 101 ex diridend. _ m ~-..«-j«BKir~=2r-sst ?Fd¥!finWdesßri£«l6ift thert: 4«B^Jg*dd'dema|id] bjut' M3(uWitfd'infe»i<>F<iiiiref«iB rßl«iilfedy<>''l »-«--R- ; : real t>™ afeOMHOg&tJttW?!ip.! vl :..I^rdHiitingfon;uitt.ifafffw»HctpW!c!i (lat;'Rad,lnor,i •drotfattfdiaaiiidquirjaiiUouthi ifWki^'of h^»,. l iQ-d»ii-'iißtolidm.ntof'.theciJititJ^(tk'tute3tw;erß found necessary. .m.« icofo'o 84« ,tauJijrAtf ;U^iia*trb»yiltfddiaW.»porbd|f^o^seTei'a|dlstt''iots ; ! Vienna,, Sl^iember'Jii: T. wM "a faj^i^^^i^^P'iwW^Aho inhabitants. They made a reconnaisijiflce before entering the town. • • * ixtfA'YgftQfiafrtffflfl^ the; jVPWOT^'^ »8«a«« f •' ->Il'fe^b Septemlier4 ■ .
"y.ri- imiTT\v~ — T7tm~Tr»"' v,~~ T i " ■ ■ 1 at Oabul. The mutineers, joined by the innaSftttfatK ■ attaoke&wd-fted at thejßjitish Beggffy. e»Ha ■ : |jTli^Dioer;Mkoob Shaft, who did»ii titmcntito = j£bsfate m We Britlfmbasslßsiilknajwiifj.jjj The British advance force at Shaler in the <£oraon i '^W#Jl#P8 r«MIl oberts»will immediately i&t&ac* J on tJftSr GeEeTaf Stewart is ordered] fa KWKI' /Kandaharandihe t sbjber.£«M,jjand anotberuf<>r«ti Beliable natives report having seen the fcodiei of the British officers at Cabul. None of the flrikistf pwort iff" /"IT °* in I y r Li O J-XI I 1 I ooc.oi FATAL ELSE IN DUNEDIN. I «™vo. w O Of Dttnbdin, September 8. V, %Jk. duastWui&re broke out at 2-30 thii morriiflj at Walters" Cafe, corner of Ross's buildings, and Wj'diP Editor of the Otago Witness. The buudingii,qn.- ncontained twenty-fire boarders. How iheiffirli. "originated is not known, for when it was discovered it had good hold of the building Ifcjad Mrsj Wilßon fpc^edt^. Two daQjg^rs ri^ll^\^k%era weije*Urbt.> -ton%»man"j4mp*ea' t-irom thY tmrfl storey ajndfiwa»| means was also injurejk The Boremnrof women and &WrMg§fteW^(. thejwftdow lllls SnoT* parapets wi^yat the possibility of getting*] f ne?£r\ them^fMrhflCireiriim^ <jM appeslreTdKfco ' p^Wyze^ifiMjrtfwa 4- iris imtra rhaT only thifte^ I persons sleeping^ia'tbe buildjna^Maocounte^for,, #4'fJl4l»l»isJi*»o WaP6#slm the U&ti; storey by means tfLa. ckthes lino,*|fc§|ss that the^Sre' l*%rqke:<)«t H thl| Mm& Bi attemj t*ctl t»o [i 4eapV was forced back- bfntiwv amoka andAames.^ !B^fheß^M^o|Wthe frdnjjnart M t&-buildNng,Vw4e^heWur^«trftr clothes fine, owhiohJie -fastened inside the |fcpildinß|" and lowered Torwsrd as, Wilson s, and heard the. childrenloryinjp rbufc-.waOnab|eit«|T«ido» afiy^WWnce. Theifiiey 4%bo%Wed MAH ttal^ltfcWlMfmoßt tyixfa, destroyed. Those who perished were Robert Wilson,1; -sub-Editor of the Otago Witness, his wife and' four' children, a man named Levan, a man named George-' ■:A. Martio^nd^lii|Dafi«n(|tf]^n^bMhiTe'not' bdrsfigured,*and scarcely recognisable. The bddles jof, Mr and ,-Mrg ..Wilson and their boys, and diner' IS&il^lirM&and huddled together near j wtiere'; their beds ;uad stood, together with another bodyl'' t^PAO* a matt n»nfed TJowlams. * Several persons were taken to the hospjta],.having burned in effecting their escape. It isifearedj, "ottier lives have been lost. The insurances as| far.'as are known on Ross's buildings are as followl^1' |7ni6 S ,.|iq(M Sl£fld f j|, #&KS#>nal, &iOOE?e %orwTtit?nfo%, MmfYi^M^MO ; HanWfc, i £400; ITnited, £500; Hamburg and Magdiltmrg, '^sWoQ:f<3ptal, Jl^sO. gllfeWalters estimates blis loss iiX Sn^eta&tnsmSm (£400). All thosb who lose everything *W! 1 Litollf, music teacher, was the only one so iitufctiU papar mills at the Water of Leith, whioh were burnjt "ftown. The insurances are:—Victoria£looo, Union' £500, Auatrajkn Alliance^iefiQO, National £250?! Lona%^ndtLap6Wr^|3§oM *«M J &.B» \£s I^L\OSmesUBXD, September 8. (0 'i The tribes of Huarika hare been holding a korerq. over the recent Bhooting for the past two days,' at/ .whioh the .culpr^tsj-hav* jn-«fttteijdftnce[ Wjfh' r ll arWett moWof Stlfeir. tribeklnlwkr Mini aim a bJß'dy r: (guards abcfot JBQI thei*c chief, is said to be willing to deliver up the culgriti <f Jf their tribes find them guilty of any crime deservjjig. punishment by European law. The meeting UMX«., .peotcd-toTlast'some dayeyet. TW\ ' nl'J fl l&rfJoUifqfDde's rejojii on thi Thames Harbdri ; impEßyemelts? conttiAa^|rop(»alP«involving! jthei expenditure of £130,000. 1 i fJp XT Wbimngtoh, September 8^ 0;| LiThoi-NewZealand Loan and Mercantile Agenpy Company repert under date London, 4th Sept££-!l Superior and greasy hare advanoed id to Id perflb^ crossbreds, scoured and washed for olothing, jare)' unchanged; washed and combind firmer. Epj.to; have been withdrawn during the past sales, j °
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Colonist, Volume XXII, Issue 2598, 9 September 1879, Page 3
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