YESTERDAY'S NEWS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7702, 9 July 1903, Page 1

YESTERDAY'S NEWS.

|j ,'vf/ • A SUMMARY. " ' 1 j ; The following 'is', a 'summary of news -which . ( i'[ : i . lid^ot -ap^eaT in yesteidsy'a " Star":— • \ Thfr. King.flent .* .warm' message of -welcome itS to the American fleet at Sjiithead. ; tr'-i •■ ■'•■■ ■' : '■'■•■■.- w »" " ' S:./ . The newspaper "La, Italic" states that the p-' Pope deaires Cardinjil Go'rti, of lihe Carmelite S : : , Order, vto succeed him. ■ ■• ' '• ,•■ ft! " \ ■ *•* f . 5 I>he (Sernian Press minimiaea'tlhe warmth ot %-i President* Loubet'a recepfcion; And declares it •J j to be only reciprocal -aote -of courtesy, -which | r I do not ''-aanoun't to friendship. » fi ■'■• ''" ' ■- ' V ■■ '• ■■'■• • ..;•■ ~- T i The'Sfiriister oJE Works has arrived at Broken ■ ' Hill to investigate Jhe water difficulty, *nd ' <»ncert : !mea3urcß. for Relief. While in Adelaide '■ ■ . I he interviewed the (Gtovern^nent on the question * »f Jtfcreariog.the^uppty of water tlhat is being &j Bent to Broken Hilf. . .'■ ■ , W '■■ The newspaper "Dcbats" says that the re--W, ■ cepticni of President Loubet has surpassed ak >'' r «xpeci*tioa.s: The newiapßpfr "Le Tempe ' '< ? cays That the beneficent rapprochement indi-. ■I | c»te» that -a happy «nd fruitful diplomacy will £;| leTrninate bj'gone rnisu.nderat«,nding«,. , . ..-■••. •••'•Vv; "■.'".;.' i;: '' : ' ■.■ : "-;j_5«»"";-] : . I-"-".."- ' ...,' 1- '^ 't-?-i ? f ■■■■■ | >*~ yj^«- Slazzo'ni,' ap'plyip^eoc»ine,'pun%lured Iho « j tope's thorax, wnd extracted SOO gTammes of \\ Sanguineous fluid from -the' pfeura," affording '% ; fie Pope- much relief. I* is considered that ? >os3ib!y he may live for three days; The even- , -i W bulletini states that satißfactoty symptoms r'-.\ )re roadTriaincd, .and ihat the respiration- ajid j] KilTOonic circulation aro steady, and imprpv- •| At \he London wool sales Meesrs Buxton and ; Ronald,- C. Balme and Company and Jacomb ' >nd Scm offered 8805 bales, three-quarters of fee offering? hedng New Zealand. There vriis ■,i T f u n attendance of 'buyer*. Coonparcd with, \; file May series price 9 of merinoes and. fine .: v tross-breds remained unchanged. Medium and • l 'i pbaTse crossf-bTed3 were^ully 75 per cent dearer. • 5 r - i jPhe home trade is keenly competing for crossi|i Dr 'M'Car'thy continues hia unavailing efforts ; I-'* .* Broken Hill, but there is no sign of rain. >■ L telegram has been repeiyed at Hill • : -f torn Queenatown, Tasmania:— " Jn the mmc P. -J Vf all tltat is ■holy, or otherwise, ask M7Carthy ■ ii fc discontinue lua experiments or refocue his \ M>P»rattfa-, otherwise the resUlt may prove sen- -\ »ÜB. Queenstown is threatened with a, deluge, ■S fcine- inches- of rain falling in eight days, and !fb is still pouring." ■ • ■ ?S . . Iw tihe Houm of Lords Lord Balfour of Bur*igh introduced a Bill requiring County and lorough Counoila to register and number fcotor-cara «nd license professional dravera. ffhe recent rule regarding, the maximum speed. 3 vi motors in urban districts is to ■ b& maui- -& *ained. The fine for » first -offence is not to T exceed £20 -or three moriihs' imprisonment. bk ypr a, second offence the fine will be up to £50 B\ «r six mowi'hs' imprisonment. _f< I • ■ -■. ■' "■ ' V W \ A. feature «f the Sydney fbeep sales was the if i fcfcrong demand for* flock animals. The average •■ \ in this cla»3 for -botti>roerinoe3 and long-wools was -higher than in previous years. To-day s offerings w«re dhiefly New Soutfh mies and 1 ' Tasmaniah long-wools, and two lots of New f Zealand Shropshires: Poorty-nine »m» on ac- > % count of 'Mr T. Ooates, Hemuera, brought 2 Jga to 'Hgs.flnd niE©Tams and eleven ewes on ac- *- Bouni, ■dt 3lir 0. ithodee, Hunua., 2Jg» to Sigs. ft —.^—.——^m— _—_—_— — _— — ■— — — — — r— ■ .