British and Foreign Telegrams CABLE MESSAGED

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10294, 29 April 1895, Page 2

British and Foreign Telegrams CABLE MESSAGED

By Electric Telegraph—United Press Association Copyright — Received 2914^5 — 12.30 p.m. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. Londos, Afril 26. Mr Jameson has opened a New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Association offices at 110, Fenchurch Street. WEST AUSTRALIAN LOAN. Tenders for tho West Australian loan close on Thursday. It is now quoted at 8 pur cent. ORIENT STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. At a meeting of the Orient Steam Navigation Company, Mr Frederick Greeu, joint manager, said that owing to the probable improvement in the Australian trade, he hoped tho Company would soon be in a position to resume paying dividends. PRESENTATION TO ENGLISH CRICKEERS. The members of the Stock Enchange have subscribed the sum of £100 towards a presentation to Messrs Ward, j Brown, Peel, and Richardson, in recognition of thoir splendid play in the last test match in Molbonrne, DEATH OF LORD MONCRIEFF. London, April2B. Death is announced of Lord Moncrieff. '' WARWICK ELECTION. The Hon A. Lyttolton, the Recorder, Oxford city, is a candidate for Warwick in the Liberal Unionist interest. COMMANDER OF THE KATOOMBA. Captain John Emerson has b en ap. pointed to the command of H.M.S. Katoombn. CANADIAN AFFAIRS. Bt Johus, April 28. Newfoundland Parliament lm adjourned until 9th May to enablo Canada to refer tho important condition of the union of the two countries to the Imperial Parliament.