GENERAL CABLES

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 94, 14 January 1921, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright-. A message from Delhi states that the Government has released all the prisoners, totalling 660, in connection with the recent agrarian riots.

The Prince of Wales has consented to tho publication of an authoritative illustrated record of his Canadian and Australasian tours, to be sold exclusively in the interests of blind ex-service men at St. Dunstan’s.

A London message states that Mildred Sandys, a New Zealander, obtained a decree on the ground of misconduct against her husband, George Sandys, formerly member of the House of Commons f° r Wells Division of Somerset.

Owing to the industrial unrest, the Mellxmrne hide salefl were not held this week.

A Svdnev message states that the executive'of the Australian Labour Party has circularised all members of the Parliamentary Labour Party, calling on them to attend a meeting of the executive and the ParliameSary Party to consider (he inactivity of the Government in making appointments to the Upper House, the decision of the Government te prorogue Parliament for six months, and the failure to redeem the pre-e ection pledges made to abolish the lo y al '' labour bureau on the water-front Mr Storev and fifteen members attended, but the Press was excluded.

A message from Ottawa states that a service to India is being established by the Canadian Government, the steamer Canadian Inventor sailing, to Calcutta with a cargo of creosoted timber.