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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 871, 22 April 1903, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES. <» - Till:! BRITISH BUDGET. By Telegraph- —Press Association Copyright. LONDON, April 20. _ The Standard states that the British Budget will not abolish any duties. It only proposes small revisions of rates. DESTRUCTIVE GALE. BERLIN, April 3ii. A gale has wrought fearful havoc to the Kaiser’s palace at Potsdam, uprooting many trees dating from the time of Frederick the Great. N 0 N-B0 Y COTIT N G PRESI DENT, NEW YORK, April 30. President Roosevelt has refused the labor unions’ request that lie should not travel By the Union-Pacific Railway, which the union is boycotting, FOOD SUPPLIES, LONDON, April 3D. The 'rimes describes the personnel of the Commission on Food Supplies as a guarantee that the enquiry will lie serious and business-like. It includes Henry Chaplin, Edmund Robertson (member for Dundee), Emmofc (member for Oldham), and Wilson (member for Mid Durham). PRINCE FERDINAND. LONDON, April 211. It is - suggested that Prince Ferdinand foresaw the possibility of a dilemma or trap, and preferred to go to Riviera. DMFENDING AUS'PRAHA’S CREDIT. LONDON, April 211. iUr Percy Rowland, late of Canterbury College, ill a letter to the London Times in reference u> Nash's letter, says “ Let England send any expert raj I way manager to Australia if she doubts the solvency of the wealthiest colony. lie would assuredly confirm the statement that Australian railways are an assci exceeding the whole Commonwealth debt.”

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