GENERAL CABLEGRAMS
$ CAIRO TO CAPE TOWN FLIGHT. Paris, February 10. ,Influenza lias delayed Cotton, one of the competitors in the Cairo to Capo Town flight. He is recovering, and hopes (ti restart 011 February 18.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. OFFER TO SOUTH AFRICAN MINERS. Johannesburg, February IG. Tho niineworkers' unions have recommended tho acceptance of tho offer by tho Chamber of Mines of consolidated pay, but not the shorter hours proposal. —Aiis.-N.15. Cable Assn. DAMAGE BY BUSH FIRES. Adelaide, February 17. Bush flues cnu=ed many thousand pounds' worth of damage in the Mount Lofty Ranges.—Fress Assn. SHIPPING RATES RAISED. Sydney, February 17. The shipping combine bus increased tho nates to mo United Kingdom by 20 per cent. It Is understood that freights are being incrwised by 15 per cent.—Press Assn. HIGH COPT DF LIVING. Sydney, February 17. The Commonwealth Statistician nounces that in 1919 the cost of living increased by 10.9' nor cent., as compared with 1918. —Prciss Assn. BULGARIAN TREATY RATIFIED. (Rcc. February 17, 9.35 p.m.) Rome, February IS. Italy has formally ratified the Bulgarian Treaty.—Reiiter.
• STOCK EXCHANGE SENSATION. (Rec. February 17, 9.35 p.m.) Melbourne, February 17. Bndak tin shares produced another sensation on tho Stock Exchange. Yesterday they eokl at ,£650, .and to-day reached .£2OOO on receipt of ifavourable boring reportftr-Presg Aran,
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 123, 18 February 1920, Page 7
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