LATE CABLES.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Beceived 10.56 p.m., June 6. London, June 6.
While boating on the Thames Clara Butt, the singer, and her husband, Xennerley Romford, were upset. The husband saved his wife with difficulty. Sydney, June 6.
The underwriters have received a cable that the barque Triohora, timber laden, bound from Westralia to East London, has been wrecked near Durban.
A meeting of the New South Woles Bar passed a resolution deprecating restriction on the powers of the Judges of the High Court in regard to holding sittings at any of the States at such times as they consider necessary. Beceived 1.18 a.m., June 7. Sydney, June 6. The Epsom Handicap entries include the New Zealanders Mauiapoto and Machine Gun, and for the Metropolitan Handicap Maniapoto, Mahutonga, and Golden Knight. Melbourne, June 5. The report of the Collector of Customs of Tasmania, furnished to the Federal Treasurer, shows that Tasmania’s imports abroad have fallen off considerably under the Federal tariff, but the decrease is made up by imports from Victoria. In addition to this loss of revenue, the competition of large factories on the mainland is crowding the small factories of Tasmania out of existence.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1474, 7 June 1905, Page 2
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