AFGHANISTAN.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6482, 27 February 1889, Page 4

AFGHANISTAN.

THieHsoopa under the AmeerSwd £bdnl Ahad are advancing in tho : d^e^kntat^aSossian frontier. fc BFUB€FEO2Sr .w-:::^. ■■■■"■ : MMUXJrT. I'm, 2& The Ber CL 5, Spiwgeofthaa re~wrered from his accident. 1 BATES, THE CEIGKETEE. Bates, the -Toriajhiie professional iSfc^c^JwrtiWy' induced by jafrmes to Waoyes, ij recovering. THBOOVEKSTOJB OF SOXTTI ' AtfSTRAIjIA. JB» Earl of Kintore, Governor of Btpg& £nj£nblia, has been entertained at & banquet by thsln&mbers of the Junior Const&jtaal , $lnb. In his r lkad Eontofe said he was gang $& : * loyal Colony, 'eschewing mliAkBL , , .• ; :.■...' ■■"' ' - .■-•■■'■■ ' ,pbeß Psxss Association.] THE SQUADEON. AUCKLAND, Fra, 26. TbeOdando leaves for Sydney to-morrow to bring over the relief crews which have txma from £nglan<d« The Dart's present etew will probably be sent Home, by some. of our traduw; ateamers^, TJw Part will be almost eomplfoaly, refitted here. No additional vessel is to be Bent to Samoa to jeinforoetheCaUiope. A^mjral Fairfax does noli go to Sydney w||k tba Qelaiido, but remains with his personal staff. The, Orjapdo returns with W^l^^Bcrw.th?©9Twekßhence; • Henry Smith, aged four, fell into the fiver at Kennedy's Bay, and was drowned. Daniel 3ptp&, p4 Mount Eden, was run «?«r by his c^jajiddi^ from the injuries sustiiined. "~ r . John Ballingtpri, of the Auckland Bowl* ioM (Bjl% fpok suddenly ill on the green, in two hours from heart-disease. 4: ■-.-.-!■ PUNE^IK, J?b»^26. The Kret'Church bazaar netted XI6OO-