GENERAL CABLES.
liy Telegraph—Pres:) Association —Copyright London, Nov. J2. The Convocation of Oxford University negatived, by a majority of 2d, a proposal to abolish Greek us it compulsory subject at the entrance examinations. The King, Kaiser, and Prince of Wales took part in a pheasant battue at .Sandringham. Mr Balfour's Guildhall speech has impressed the Continent. German newspapers arc reserved, and do not give it fair notice, prominence being given to Mr Chamberlain and his tour. The Vossicho Zcitung declares that Continental illwill during the war was only human nature, and ought not to exercise British newspapers months afterwards. Tiie Bov. Bacon's balloon steered well with a sail and trail rope, in the water. T'lio experiments were intended to ascertain the visabilily of submarines at various depths. The gunboat lienard escorted and oxchangnd messages with tire balloon.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 570, 14 November 1902, Page 3
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