GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1297, 28 November 1911, Page 7

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Bt Telegraph—Press Aeaociation-Copyrisht : '"' '' N.S. W. STATE CABINET. (Rec. November 27, 10.55 p.m.) Sydney, November 27. j The reorganisation of,tho St-atn Cabinet.) has been completed. Mr. M'Gowen (J'remior) takes trio Chief Secretaryship, Mr. Bacey becomes. Treasurer, and Mr. Flowers Minister for Instruction. PROFESSIONAL BILLIARDISTS. (Rec. November 27, 10.25 p.m.) London, November 27. The Diggle Harverson tour, of Austra lia will cover H weeks, starting in May. MAGGIE TO BE MARRIED. London, November 26. The newspaper "Observer" announces that Mnggio Papakuro, tho well-known Rotorua guide, is engaged to Mr. Staples Brown, member of an Oxfordshire, family. Tho marriage will take place tX Fiji. . TRADE RECIPROCITY. Melbourne, November 27. The Federal Government will take no action during tho present session in the direction of establishing reciprocal trade relations with other Dominions. Details for negotiations at a later stage aro being formulated. PTOMAINE POISONING AT A PICNIC. Melbourne. November 27. Altogether three hundred children were affected by ptomaino poisoning through eating corned beef sandwiches at the Maryborough Sunday School picnic. Six are still dangerously, and twenty severely, ill. N.S.W. CABINET REARRANGED. Sydney, November 27. The Government has temporarily rearranged portfolios, so as to enable Mr. A. C. Carmichael, Minister for Works, who has resigned became his nephew is to be tried for tho Glebe murder, to resume his place later. RAIN IN NEW SOUTH WALES. Sydney, November 27. Furthor good rains have fallen over the .wheal areas, and thcro is a much improved crop outlook. WHITE PEARLERS. im Tγ-, •! November 27. Tho White Pearlers' Association has obtained leave to bring whito divers from England to take tho place of aliens. . COMMISSION FOR COLONIAL AETIST. London, November 2G The Carnegie Institute at Pittsburg L.b.A., has invited Mr. Hayley Lever' R.8.A., to paint a special picturo for the Institute. A MIDNIGHT SERENADE. c _ . , , Lo " do . n - .November 26. ■ bufirasists at midnight serenaded Mr Lloyd-George, who is staying at a country house at Bath. The noise aroused the whole household. . Special Pale, Sowing Machines, at Oscar Hewett and Co.. 5G Cuba Street, who are making a clearance of all slightly damaged machines at low prices. Quality and perfect condition fully guaranteed in every case. Sewing machine buyers can rely upon perfect satisfaction. Let J.. J. Curtis and Co., Shipping and Customhouse Agent Customhouse Quay, movo your Furniture' They've had yoars of experience in this kind of work, and will do it to your satisfaction. No carelessi packing or roufih handling. Moderato Charges.—Advt. It was announced at tho annual conference of the National Union of Women Workers nt, Glasgow that the Queen, "fully rccognisini; the excellent work j n which the union U engnged," had at the request of the president consented to bccoino its patroness. MOTOE-CAES. 12-H and 20 h.n. Crosslcj.?, jn and 13 h.p. Austins, 8 and 10 h.p. Renaults in stock, and arriving. Highest quality Cars at London price, plus landing charges. Few good Second-hand Cara at clearance Price!. SCOTT MOTOR AGBXCr, Caba Stisct-Adrt,