CABLE MESSAGES.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9543, 10 November 1892, Page 2

CABLE MESSAGES.

Jiritisk and Foreign Tolegrains

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N.Z VESSEL ARRIVED HOME.

London, November 8.

Arrived : Otarama from Wellington, via Havre; Clmyshire from Lyttelton (Sept 1G) ; Elizabeth, barque, from Wellington (August 1) ; Westland, ship, from Wellington (August 1). At New York : Joliann Adolph, ship, from Auckland (July 25). COMMANDANT OF QUEENSLAND.

Owing to Sir P. Garnck's efforts, tho Marquis of Ripou lias prevailed upon Mr 11. Campbell Bannernmn, Secretary for War. to confer the brevet of colonelcy on Mr G. A. French, Commandant of the Queensland. Defence Force. The Marquis of Ripon declared that in no post during a time of peace did an officer rendei more Valuable services to the Empire than as a Commandant of Colonial Force?.

NEW ZEALAND HARES.

New Zealand hare 3 are fetching 3s 3d in Leadonhall Market. A shipment of nine thousand hares from New South Wales only brought 2s 9d, as they wero mis-shapen.

LARGE FAILURE.

Messrs Eades & Walker, of Stiidley Castle, Warwick, have become bankrupt. Their liabilities amount to £200,000.

DECREASE IX TRADE.

Last month the imports to the United Kingdom decreased £2,100,000, and the exports £2,400,000. PARNELL'S IRIS:i RELIEF FUND.

Paris, November 7.

A suit respecting the Irish funds in the hands of Paris bankers will bo beard in a fortnight. POLITICAL CRISIS IN HUNGARY. Vienna, November 7. Ihe resignation of the Hungarian Cabinet lias been accepted.