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HARBOUR NOTES. Mr. A. B. Lewis, chief officer on the Great Southern, saw the coffin enclosing the body of the late Mr. Redmond, brother of Mr. J. Red- mond, M.P., who recently died in Egypt, lying in state in Waterford Cathedral on Saturday. The people paid a mark of highest respect to the remains, as it appeared to Mr. Lewis. The Innisoarra was delayed for about eight hours on Saturday owing to the thick fog she struck on the Irish aide of the Channel. The express train from Goodwick was also delayed in consequence, and it wag was one o'clock in the afternoon when It left. At the annual meeting of the Cork Incor- porated Chamber of Commerce and Shipping, the president, Mr. S. H. Newsom, referred to tho Fishguard-Rosslare mail route between the South of Ireland and the South of Wales and England, and said this magnificent public en- terprise was welcomed by the travelling pub- lic as a great boon, and the hope was confi- dently expressed that it might be a means, owing to the rapid communication between England and Wales and Killarney and other districts in the -South of Irelan(t, of augment- ing the tourist traffic, which was now being so efficiently catered for throughout Ireland. Expedition of portion of the English and Welsh malls by the same route was regarded as an improvement by business people in the South of Ireland.

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. FISHCUARD.

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MR. WALTER WILLIAMS AT FISHGUARD.

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MUNICIPAL TRADINC.

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MR. WALTER WILLIAMS AT FISHGUARD.