LATE GABLES.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyfight Received 9,50 p.m., Juno 23. London, June 23. The Pacific Cable Conference has mot. Mr Lyttelton,' Lord Strathcona, Sir E. Mulock, Mr Reeves, and Mr Causton represent the Treasury. Great secrecy is maintained.
Sydney, Juno 23. Arrived, at 5.30 p m., the Zealandia. St. Petersburg, June 23.
A bomb severely injured the Chief of Police, Czenstoohowa. The thrower escaped. Reoeivod 11.21 p.m., June 23. , New York, June 23.
Hendricks, State Superintendent of. Insurance, rooommends mutualisation, equitabio reforms, legislative prohibition of investments in subsidiary moneyed or business corporation, surpluses after 7 per cent dividends, Equitable stock to be declared to belong to policy-holders. Alexander Hyde’s syndicate transactions were unlawful. Only 10 out of 52 directors owned stock in their own right. Others really represented Hyde. The report was forwarded to the Attorney-General as a basis for prosecution. .
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1489, 24 June 1905, Page 2
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