LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1053, 21 November 1903, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Telegraph —Press Association —Copyrighi Received 11.10 p.m., Nov. 20. Lonalun, Nov. 20.

The Duke of Sutherland mid Mr Chamberlain appealed to sympath users of tariff reform to furnish ample fun ds, remarking that Oobden was supplied v vitk 21300,000 to pursue his campaigu. The ohairman of the Cobdlen Club has written to Mr G. H. Reid :— ■" I witness with very great pleasure the ; jaliant fight you are making for freetrado. I heartily wish you success, and hope you will bo able to establish Australia a t on opon market, unrestricted by artificial favor either to your own or our pro ducers, so that all Australians will be fi'iae to buy whatever they want wherever .they can best obtain it.”

King Emanuel, speaking in Elnglisb, thanked the Lord Mayor, Mr Ritchie, aud the London Corporation, for their splendid hospitality and the Londoners for their warm welcome given him and the Queen. He acknowledged Britain’s aid when I inly was strugging for freedom. He hoped the two Nations would always prone sd unitedly on tho path of progress,

There were immense and enthusiastic crowds in the streets, and many illuminations in the city in the evening. Oxford University has conferred a Doctorship of _ Civil Laws upon Emanuel. The Financial News says that the limited partnership proposed by the New Zealand Bank Bill promises to be satisfactory to ail parties concerned.' Reoeived 1.9 a.m., Nov. 21.

Sydney, Nov. 20.

A combination of the Federal, Moulder, and Shire lines, trading between Australia and South Africa and Europe, has announced that joint fleets, comprising 33 largo steamers, all fitted for carriage of frozen and other produco, of an aggregate tonnage of 226,000, will make regular sailings from Australia, carrying passengers and cargo.

Melbourne, Nov. 20.

South Australia in the cricket match against Victoria made 294 for tho lost of seven wickets. The principal scores were : Gehrs 34, Hack 22, Hill 147, Jennings 37. Hill played a superb, chanceless innings of 204 minutes. His score included 17 fours. He was finely stumped by Monfries. The weather was fine and the wicket good.