AUSTRALIAN CABLE.
(Pre _x_OTWo T-i-za-APK— CoPYßiaai.) (P_a Press association.) ! (Received 3.30 p.m., Jon. 11th.) THE CALIFORNIAN FOXES. -YDNBV. Jan. 11. The little grey foxes on board the Zealandia have been presented to the Zoological gardens, in consequence of which the Stock Department have allowed them to be landed. - THE MAMARI. 7 UI Melbourne, Jan. 11. The U.S. and A. Company's new cargo steamer Mamari sailed yesterday for Wellington via Napier. THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. The local Board of Health have re-; quested the Government to cablaHome for, details of the influenza epidemic and for' full symptoms of the disease- in order to' determine the best way to combat with the epidemic should it spread to the Australasian colonies. GENERAL SHIPPING. Adelaide, Jan, 11. Sailed — British Princess for New Zoaland. Newcastle, Jan. 11. Arrived— Seabird from Kaipara. Sailed — Devonport and Aratapu for Auckland. Brisbane, Jan. 11. Arrived— Clyde from Timaru. Sydney, Jan. 11. Arrived — Barque Brunette from Mer cnryßav. Melbourne, Jan. 11. Sailed — Santa for Lyttelton.
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Timaru Herald, Volume L, Issue 4742, 13 January 1890, Page 3
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164AUSTRALIAN CABLE. Timaru Herald, Volume L, Issue 4742, 13 January 1890, Page 3
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