LATE CABLES.
By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright Roooived 11.5 p.m., April 20. London, April 27. Tho Australian orioketors bavo arrived, all well.
Sydney, April 27. At bowling Victoria beat New South Wulos by 96 to 82, and thus won tho rubber.
At the yearling saloi there was a large attondanoo and active competition. A Grafton-Scotch Mary colt, half brother to Groat Soott, brought 1420 guineas; a Wallaoe-Monah colt, 1250 guineas; two oolts bolonging to J. B. Reid, New Zealand, sold for 80 and 75 guineas, and a filly for 80 guiaeas. Mr Craig, of Now I Zealand, bought a half-sister to Dewoy for 85, and Mr Simmer a New Star cold for 160 guineas. At Homebusb sale prices all round | showed considerable decline. Crossbreds 1 were scarce. I Arrived, the Langlon GraDge, from New I Zoaland.
Melbourne, April 27. Hides: A small supply was offered. Kips are quarter per cent lower; scoured and sloppy aro neglected. Tallow is in brisk domand and has advanced 10 per cent. Sailed; Tho Waipara for Durban, and Monowai.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1440, 28 April 1905, Page 2
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