AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 36, 11 February 1905, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

X.D.L. CO. AND AUSTRAtyi" PRODUCE. ...' .<:.V^ (Received 10.30 a.m.)'. /"','■ ' SYDNEY, this diiv. Giving evidence before the N»vigrtiof Commission, the representative of . tbe North Onnan Lloyds Compaey stated that in order to placate the .Gee»» Agrarian party, the German mailefaM l ' ers would not be allowed to carry eetu» i lines of produce. The prohibitioß'jgiJßpk. . meat was absolute, and to overwrite tt* difficulty the company Iras constructing vessels other than mail-boats. It w , admitted that the German »er<sanU had one ripce for exports ■Bβ another for homo consumption. The company 'hoped.. , with new ships to increase its Auett*! l *^ trade and carry produce of all descrip"; . tions. ■- OMm PRESIDENT OF ARBITRATION COUKT. ' ■ ": ; Lleceivod 10.30 a.m.) MELBOURNE, tHie d»S-_-Mr. J iistice O'Connor, of the Jfig* Court, has been appointed president 0i the Commonwealth Conciliation iwwl-Ar- . Miration Court. V •' CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEME}«I.V (Received 10.30 a.m.) ;'. SYDNEY, this d»f. A warrant has been issued for-Jh« trreet of Carey, the secretary of 't' l9 Northern Districts Starr- Bowfcett Society, on a charge of embezzling,£lo9o; rt i.s beliwed that Carey has reached S«n Francisco. TORPEDO-BOATS' FAST RON. (Received 10.30 a.m.) LAUNCESTON. this Tvto torpedo-boats have arrived from Melbourne on exerc-'se work. They a^ e * ■Aged 27 knots an boiu- on the voyage.