... only opposed, as they would again, the North-Eastear Co0npany acquiring the whole of the foreshore. He added that at the Victoria Dock ships had been waiting for days, and could not get quay space. Power was given a, year and a half ago for dock extension ...

... a muoh easier matter than it would otherwise be. The book can oe obtained from the agents, Messrs. Frost and Co., 181, Queen Victoria-street. London, E.C. LICENSING PROSECUTION AT HALIFAX. At the REHiif~a Borough Court yesterday, Albert Arthur Dyson, landlord ...

... now amounts to over 941.000 bales, and the drought in the northern areas of New Somth Wales and over a very large portion of Queens- land (all the cream of it, in fact.) continites. The readers of this column will remember that we I ha-ve always been careful ...

... Leaft TTIXON and SON, QUEEN-SQUARE, LEEDS. j]l. BBILLIAEL-TABLE MkKEUS. Mvokers of the patent low frost-proof cusions. Estimates free. J T. BROWN, &enr., Yorkshire County Cricketer, oa T'lOBCCONIST and CEGAR MEIWA M ~IT, 20. VICTORIA ARCADE. LEEDS. FOOTBALL1 ...

... Fposed of, tdie totln realisaed hr thei.r sale bring £21,010. Two throughl dwelling-hnusas, 21 and 23. Hroidernesa- place, off Queen's-road, w-ith an annuses rental of £28, the tenants payvinag the, rtes, were sold for £535. Four dwellin'gchousees at Nos. ...

... 75c. I TO-DAY. The Queen holdis a, Council at Wiindsor. B Lord Wolasley Presides at 'the Voluteter Commenoorn,. L>: tian Banquet, Hotel Cecil. LI Yorkshire Naturalists' Union at Crosland Ha, neast Huddersfield. l Huddersfield: Victoria Nursing Institution ...

... venidors. d. Messrs. Whirihnia and Son-, Oferc fracin last evoniag. at thle Cx~iaiAm ~ Lesforhouses in Norwood-terrace, Victoria-roiad. . I ferdinigley, ?? a. gross annual rental of £288, -and )n eight Serlllers- hruscn.s in- Lennox-rond. and Lennox-terrace ...

... corre-nonde-ntz wll be read wtith interest:- , At last rains havie fallen in tone northecrn districts af Ne-w Soot-h Wales and Queens land. but too late to sare the lambs, and the losses of stock hax' bheonon eus. One hears of great ?? Quineerniand propr-rniec ...

... mail'. ex the Etruria, which left New 'York on S3aturday lact, may be expected for delivery on Suod-Ay. Those ex tan Augusta. Victoria arc due early ro-Jay. The mails from India and Egypt, ex the P. and O. liners Parrarnatta and Osiris. 'ia Brindisi, ame to ...

... the FAruria., Is si'hich left Now York on Saturday last, may be a expected for delivery on Sunday. Those cx the ? Augusta Victoria, are due early to-day. I Mails 1mm -Maintains and East Africa, en the Yang-Ise, are du.e to-morrow. The mails from India ...

... L. in Robiinson, Worce-ster, lie Beers, and Mlount Lyeli, gad 1-16 in French. Rand, Henry Nonrsee, Ma dderfontein, Rand Victoria, Sub-Nigel, Vogelstruis Consolidated Deep, It hodesia, Erploration, Transaral Consolidated Land, Noarth Mlount Lyall, Nupndydroog ...

... and country applications The Union Bank of Australia Limited notify that they have opened a, branch at Loch (Gippsland), Victoria. The receipts of the ?? Limited for. the week ended the 27th nft. aimounted to £0578. The accounts of the Santa Elena, Nitrate ...