CABLE NEWS.
London, October 8. The first heat of the Welsh Harp International Handicap was rowed on the Hendon Lake to-day, when Wallace Boss and Perkins beat Nelson, who is consequently out of the final heats. It is stated that 250 recidivistes will embark for New Caledonia on 31st October. The shipment of fruit from Australia is highly spoken of by the Prince of Wales, and the whole cargo has arrived in splendid condition except the passion fruit. New Zealand mutton is selling at from 4J to 4Jd. Beef tallow, 23s ; mutton tallow, 25s fid. From the trial of colonial woods, Messrs Bausome report that iron bark and mountain ash are the best woods iu New South Wales, blackwood in Victoria, and in Western Australia jarrah. They consider that many of the New Zealand woods are eminently suitable for the English market. October 9. The Imperial Institute will be opened next year on the site of the present Colonial and Indian Exhibition, until a permanent builds ing shall have been erected. The Daily News of to-day publishes an article in which it states that the Government are preparing an Irish scheme on the basis of providing a National Council for each of the four provinces, Ulster, Leinster, Munster, and Connaught. The constant jubilation of the Paris press, which asserts that France now possesses the most powerful army iu Europe, is exciting the populace. October 11. Neil Matterson, of Sydney, has issued a challenge to row anyone, bar Beach, on the Parramatta Biver, iu June next, for £SOO a side. The final beat in the Welsh Harp Sculling Handicap has been won by Bubear, who takes first prize. Banooon, October 9. News has been received that a force of 3000 Shans have burned and looted the town of Kivetnapa. Strong reinforcements were despatched front Mandalay, and succeeded in driving the rebels to the hills. Vienna, October 9. An anarchist plot to set fire to the timber yards and public buildings of this city has been frustrated by the authorities, and a quantity of dynamite has been seized. Sydney, October 11. In the House of Assembly to night, Sir Henry Parkes gave notice tkat to morrow lie would move a vote of censure on the Govern meet, on the ground that the Supplementary Financial Statement was unsatisfactory.
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1896, 13 October 1886, Page 2
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385CABLE NEWS. Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1896, 13 October 1886, Page 2
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