GENERAL CABLES

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1484, 19 June 1905, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES

MANCHESTER CUP, By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association —Copyright. LONDON, June 10. The race for the Manchester Cup. resulted :

Airship , ... >- 1 Crow ... ... —2 Thunderbolt ... ... ...- 3 OBITUARY. LONDON, June 16. Tiie death is anmoiunced of James Mariscrgh,. past President of tiie Institute of. Civil Engineers. TJI'E RECENT BOMB OUTRAGE. LONDON, June 10. ■The i'Toueli police assert ,th ! at Avcno, a Barcelona anarchist, was the real perpetrator of ' tilio ho mb outrage against King AlfqusiO,. in Paris,

MOROCCO TROUBLE. FRENCHMEN HASTEN TO CONSOLE THEMSELVES. By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association—Copyright. LONDON, June 16. Britain's refusal to agree to the proposed Morocco Comfarencc hastened the Frenchmen in consoling themselves on their disappointment at M. Rouvier’st delay din arrijving at a decision.

THE SCANDAL REGARDING THE ARMY STORES. \ LOW THE PRESS WAS GAGGED, By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association—Copyright. LONDON,; J,unc 10. The Pretoria News says that the ugliest feature of the' war stores scandal is the press censor's refusal to permit correspondents at Pretoria to warn the ptfblic, pretending that their refusal was in the best interests of the army.

TIIE CUSTOMS SCANDAL. ALLOWING CULPRIT TO PA|Y. FINES. By Electric Telegranh—Pet Press Association—Copyright. MELBOURNE, June 17. Alien agreed to pay £llOO costs in the fish cases, in addition to £247 duty, and one-eighth of the cosits of cases wherein Allen and seven others were concerned.

AUSTRALIAN NEW£>,

By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association —Copyright. SYDNEY, June IV.

With the view of overtaking Arbitration Opiuxt work again, Me Justice Cohen‘-has asked the GrflvemjJmenfc to appjoinit a deputy president. This will necessitate - ; the appointment ‘hi a Supreme Co art Judge, although Judge Cohen's services will ho availajWo if specially urgent matters arise.

Tiie Army Remount Dqpjaitimenb of India has in formed tbo Premier that the supply of the Australian class pf horses required for army purposes it; rapidly increasing. Unless someffihing is done qiiiiflkly the trade will he lost to Australia, Slight earthquake sfojocksi were felt at Cooma yesterday. A‘ promising copper, lode has been discovered near Cooma.