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[Special to Peess Association.] SIR DILLON BELL. LONDON. Acgtjst 2. Sir Dillon Bell is at Freiburg, making inquiries as to the treatment of refractory ores. He will afterwards proceed to the Hartz mountains to inspect the • Abt railway system in use there. THE UNITED STATES PRESIDENCY. Mr J. Gr. Blame has sailed for America. He appears confident that Gfeneral Harrison will be elected President of America, as English advocates are injuring President Cleveland's prospects. THE SEIZURE OP BRITISH SEALERS. The Americans have given orders to stop the seizure of British sealers inßehring's Straits. THE MAORI FEUD. In the House of Commons, Sir John Gorst, replying to a question asked by Mr Macarthur, said that the Maori riot in the North Island of New Zealand had no political significance. THE NEW WIMBLEDON. In consequence of the prevention of further shooting meetings at Wimbledon, it is probable that the riflemen will meet at Patcham Common, Sussex. The Government opposed the meeting being held in Richmond Park.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6308, 4 August 1888, Page 3
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