CABLEGRAMS
Prew Association—Electiic Telegraph—Copyright.
St. Johns, June 30. Sir Jas. Winter, Premier of Newfoundland, has requested the British Government to abolish fishing treaties with France. He asserts the reason the French abandoned Newfoundland to maintain their pretended rights was a mere caprice. Adelaide, July 1. I TJAderthe will of the late Thos. Marin, a large property owner, bequests in the shape of freehold land, valued at £100,000, to the Adelaide Hospital and £50,000 to the Children's Hospital, and £50,000 to other charitable institutions are made Sydney, July 1. At the Sheep Show, Menlove (Oamaru) secured in Shropshire section third prize for ram over 2 years; first and second for ram under 2 years ; second for ewe over 2 years, and first and second for ewe under 2 years.
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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 9110, 2 July 1898, Page 2
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