LATE CABLES.
A POLITICAL COMPROMISE AND PEACE.
By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association —Copyright. Received 4.13 p.m., Dec. 8. BUDA PESTH, Dec. 7. The Independence party in Hungary has ceased obstruction, the leader ol the Kossuthites and M. Tisza having arranged a compromise.
A KNIGHTHOOD
By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association—Copyright. Reeoived 4.12 p.m., Dec. 8. LONDON, Dec. 7. Mr James Knowles, proprietor of the Nineteenth Century, has been knighted.
LATEST MESSAGES.
By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association—Copyright. Received 10.20 p.m., Dee. 8. London, Dec. 8.
Russia's silence regarding Japan’s demands explained the fact mentioned by Reutor’s Pekin correspondent that China is negotia'tiDg for an agreement conceding most of Russia's supplementary terms for the so-oalled evacuatioD-of Manchuria. The agreement, while nominally confirming the Chinese sovereignty, gives Russia the advisory share in tho government of Manohuria. , Twvford's Limited and Johnson Bros.; 1 Ltd., two of the largest Staffordshire pottery firms, are opening worksdn Germany. Twyford explains that the firm’s travellers asserted that it was usoless to visit protective countries. By starting protective works in Germany they will bo able to compete with Germany and America, besides shipping to-Englaud. The shipping riug has published a list of 48 refrigeratod und six unrofrigorated steamers available for the Australian cargo service, and announce the despatch of a Bteamer for Melbourne and Sydney every Saturday during January and February, all but two calling at Adolaide. During the same period the Aberdeen lino despatch five and the Lund line two steamers.
Received 10.40 p.m., Deo. 8. Sydney, Deo.'B. Wool is spirited and competition is firm. Prices are unaltered. Noumea, Dec. 8. A Gorman Australian stoamer en route to Nehodo with a load of minerals struck aud was beached on Belablio reef. A steamer has gone to her assistance. Received 12.37 a.m., Deo. 9. London, Dec. 8.
Mr Bordin, Canadian Minister of Militia, is purchasing guns for twelve batteries of artillery and fifty Maxims in England,
Sydney. Dec. 8. Arrived—Rippingbam Grange, from Wellington.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XII, Issue 1068, 9 December 1903, Page 2
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