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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1759, 22 August 1874, Page 2

" Whacp Evibtbodt. Sats" is: unavoidably excluded from the present issue, owing to s^pres_Bur«..of jnattierj.and other>-circum-stancei. '" ' ' '' '' Thebe were! no gold: i eturasj at' the Bank of New Zealand to-day. A heavy parcel from the Bright Smile is expected.;this evening, which will make up the week's return to a fair average, v;• ;. -}.~:''- ■ :-r i, Coksidebablb attention was directed to Caledonians in the sharemarket to-day, which rapidly rose from £8 10s. to £10 —the , new- wef. causing the,excitement. ; It is estimated that according to market quotations the value of the mine increased some six or seven thousaad pounds in the course of a few houra.. .. ■ __„.;!>^m „•-;.:!•■/.; .■_■■-, AnothbbJ evidence of the strength of the Government was afforded in the House last night. Mr. Vogel brought down a clause to ; be in*ertediQ the Public Works Bill, author- : ising the payments of £15.000 to Wellington. The Premier diet; |a -on f the recommendation : of a Committee, but announced that he would oppoie the proposition.. Another altercation ensued between Mr. Vogel and Mr.|;Fitzherbert,. and-,;^'motion was by a; majority of six. ' .