LATE CABLES.
By Telegraph-Press Association—Copyright Beceived 12.3 a.m., July 23. Pekin, July 22.
Prince Ching states that negotiations between Bussia and China have tfeen suspended for the past month. Melbourne, July 22. In the House Mr Watson’s amendment that the Naval Agreement Bill be read sis months hence was negatived by 40 to 22. The second reading was carried by 38 to 14. The Bill is being considered in committee. Sydney, July 22. Arrived et 10 30, the Victoria. Sailed at 2 40, the Mararoa. The estate of the late J. M. Toohey has been sworn at £275,000. Melbourne, July 22. In the House Sir E. Barton announced his intention at an early date to introduce a bill providing tariff preference on goods received from Papua. Brisbane, July 22. In the Assembly, during the debate on the Address-in-Beply, Mr Browne, Leader of the Opposition, moved a vote of want of confidence. The Premier, in a short reply, said that he considered Sovernment possessed the confidence of the people. The debate is proceeding.
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 949, 23 July 1903, Page 2
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