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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7728, 11 June 1903, Page 3

EXPRESS PASSENGER LIST. Passengers from the south to-day:— Mr P. Clark, Mr C. Chalmers, Mr A. M'Donald, Captain Nico'.son, Mr A. W. Rodjfer, Mr E. Honey. Mr J. Lambert, Mr R. W. 3airy, Mr Jphn/Eathorne. , CITY EDITION. PUBLISHED AT 4 P.M. THE EMPIRE'S TRADE. — ♦— ' — • LORD ROSEBERY'S VIEWS. United Prow Ae»ocifttion— By Eilectrio Telegraph— Copyright. (Reoeived J^no 11, 7.30 a.m.) LONDON, June 10. Earl Rosebery, speaking at Bishop Stortford, said a re-turn to protection would prove an illusory benefit. ADVICE TO' THE GOVERNMENT. A RESULT OF THE CRISIS. ' i FINANCIAL DEPRESSION. (Received June 11, 9.6 a.m.) LONDON, June 10. Many Unionist newspapers in London and the provinces urge the Government to fulfil its duties near at hand x and. declare that it Js impossjhje to force the paoe on a subject requiring careful consideration. ■, The Stock Exchange tfiened flat. Consols were one quarter lower 4 American stocks fell heavily and South Africans were THE COST 0E FEDERATION, ■. • ' — „♦ ■ ■■■* . ■■- A DECREASE IN TELEGRAPH REVENUE. UniUd Press Association— By Etteotrio Tol«gr»p3v— Copyngnt. (Received June 11, 19.35 a.m,) ■ '< MELBOURNE, June 11. The substitufcon of uniform tel^graphio Tates throughout the Commonwealth has caused a large falling off in revenue judging by the eleven months it has been in operation. It is probable that, the Treasurer's estimate-will not be reached by oyer £40,000, ■