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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1602, 18 September 1885, Page 2

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BY M.ECTIUC TK! liGliAi'll— COPYRIGHT. Received Stpt. 16, 10.80 p.m London, 15. Lord Randolph Chim-hiil has be«-n suffering from the effects of out woik-, and has been ordered \>y his physicians to take six weeks rest. j Tlie English Government announce! that so kii as the purely commercial ! .ny-i.t of the question is coxoerued

England will support. Germany in her pretension* to the Caroline Islands. Received September 17, 12.30 p.m. London, 16. i The Times this day in the course of an article upon Sir Drumond Wolff's mission to the Porte, state 3 that the British Government have declined to date the evacuation of Egypt by English forces, but perhaps an Anglo-Turkish Commission will »»e appointed to determine the period when such evacuation becomes possible. Received Sept. 17, 1 pm. Melbourne, 17. Referring to New Guinea in the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr Service 6tated he considered that territory should be thrown open for •the purpose of trade. He also informed the ' House that he intended shortly to propose the appropriation of the Victorian quota towards the £15,000 per annum for 5 years, required from the Colonies towards the expenses of the High Commission. Kingsdale and Matchlock have been scratched for the Cup. London, 16. The British Government have made a recommendation to fcpain to accept the decision of the arbitrator for a settlement of the dispute with Germany as to the Caroline Islands. Sydnev,l7. The New South Wales Government has at present under consideration two proposals for a San Fransisco mail service, one emanating from tho Government and the other from the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. The latter proposal is for a service independent of New Zealand control. A decision is expected to be shortly arrived at.