LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1532, 8 April 1885, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

* BT ELECTRIC riiI.EGUA/H~C<)P\ RIGHT. (PBR RBUTRR'S AGRHOV.) ' Received April 7th, 1.10 a.m. Amblaidk, 6. The cricket mateh — Shaw's Eleven v. 15 of Sonth Australia was resumed to-day. At the close of the day's play the Home team were all out for 141. London, 6. The reply of the Russian Government to tke memorandum of Earl Granville, dated 16th March, has been under consideration in the Cabinet, and it is Wieved the. answer of M. De Giejtf is not oi a satisfactory natnve and further negotiations are necessary Wore the Ru^so Afghanistan frontier question can be settled. Brrlin, 6. It is announced that the German corvette Griesanu has heen ordered to proceed to Sydney. Received April 7, 1.10. p.m. Suakim, 6. (Per Renter's special correspondent.) i The |Bt itish zaraba at Hanheen has been abandoned and the stores which were forwarded therehave been brought beck to Suakim. . The Coldstream Gaards and the Colonial troops have formed a zaroWa at a point about five miles from Handaub. The work was completed to-day, and a general advance on Handbub will take place on Wednesday, A report is current that Wolseley is coming here from Cairo. Paris, 6. Brisson has completed the formation of a Ministry, in which M. de Preyeinet takes office as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Bombay, 6. Maharajah Nepeal has offered a force of fifteen thousand Ghookas in the Brent «f hostilities with Russia. Adelaidb, 7. The English cricketers sailed to day for Plymouth perOriuntß.M.S. Potosi. The mutch against the local team was sonseqnently abandon pd. Mklboubne, 7. An extensive fire occurred at Sharp's imber yard, on th« Sand ridge road, [lie damage resulting is estimated at ' 515,000. ( London, 6. f Obituary : Right Rev. R. A. Caffin, ' toman Catholic Bishop of South* ( rark. (

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