LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1482, 16 June 1905, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Telegraph—Presß Association —Copyright Received 9.52 p.m., June 15. London, June 15. Britain’s catogoried refusal was tho first reply to the Sultan of Morocco's invitation to a conference. Advices from Tangier state that Italy accepts the conference. Tippo Tib, a notorious Congo Blave raider, has died at Zanzibar. Augustine Roeho, Nationalist, has been elected unopposed for Cork. Received 10.30 p.m., June 15. June 15. The Duchess of Westminster’s jewels were unearthed in a field at Cambridge. A former nightwatchman at Grosvenor House and a tailor at Cambridge have been arrestod. Alfred Fossick, a solicitor at Maidenhead, has been sentenced to five years for misappropriating £12,000, proceeds of a lady’s estate. Received 10.40 p.m., June 15. Sydney, June 15. The Lord Mayor, at a large gathering, officially welcomed the New Zealand association footballers. Tho first match will be played on Saturday against the Metropolitan team. Mr H. C. Anderson, head of the Government Information Bureau, has been appointed New South Wales commissioner to the Christchurch Exhibition.

Brisbane, June 15. Sailed, the Miowera, for Vancouver. Melbourne, June 15. The hide market is very firm, and there is a better demand. Prices are unchanged with the exception of kips, which have further improved. Tallow is firm at last quotation.