LATE CABLES.
By Telegraph—Proas Association—Copyright Received 9,28 p.m., April 28. Sydney, April 28. Arrived, 2 p.m,, the Zealandia. Brisbane, April 28. Bast month dengue fever was direotly responsible for 89 deaths, the victims being very young or old. The Filbarra has boon docked here. Newcastle, April 28. Sailed, Bamffshire, for Now Zealand. Received 1.22 a.m., April 29. London, April 28. The Times’ Berlin correspondent says that the Moroccan incident has passed out of tho acute Btage. M. Taillandier, Herr Tattonbaoh, and Mr Lowther will be at Fez simultaneously, and the Sultan will havo ample opportunity of ascertaining Europoan views. Mr JBrodriok, speaking at Godahning, said that Mr Balfour’B retaliation policy would survive that of the Protectionists’ and outlive the men fighting for Freetrade, which was not real Freetrade. They would learn to be ashamed of noisy opposition to Mr Balfour’s moderate and statesmanlike polioy. The Porte declared that the Tripoli rumour is baseless. France denies any step in the direction hinted.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1441, 29 April 1905, Page 2
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