GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
■ p —: OT TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION—COrYRIQHT. SYDNEY WOOL SALES. (Rec. May 6, 11.35 p.m.) Sydney, May 6. At the wool sales bidding was slack, and prices declined 10 to 15 per cent, all round, compared.with the last series of sales. BUILDING- COLLAPSES—SIX MEN, INJURED. • Sydney, May 6. The fall of'a crane caused the collapse of the roof of a building that was being erected at Ultimo. A dozen men wero buried, and six who wero injured aro in tho hospital. Nono of them is seriously injured. SCULPTORS' SUCCESS. London, May 5. The price 'paid for tho statues of "Diana" (tho work of tho Australian sculptor, Mr. M'Kcnnal) and "Ariadne," which havo been bought for the nation by tho trustees of tho Chantrey bequest, is one thousand guineas each. LAWN TENNIS. London, May 5. Goro boat Wilding for tho covered court championship, 4—6, ,B—6, • 6—o, S—6. Wilding and Miss Eastlake Smitlr beat Ritcliio and Miss Green, 6—l/1 —6, 6—3, PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY. Sydney* • May G. The Rev. Mr. Macauley, of Waverley, has boon clected Moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 191, 7 May 1908, Page 7
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