LATE GABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1493, 29 June 1905, Page 2

LATE GABLES.

By Telasraph—Pctisfl Association— Oopyrlgh!} Rectivod 10 p.m., Judo 28. Paris, Juno 28. M. Rouvior and Radolin had a cordial intorviow. It ia oxpootcd that France will oooopt a conference if tbo Sultan proposes a progruinmo. Tbo order temporarily prohibiting the trauait of Moorish troops and ammunition from Uyda through Algeria haa been rescinded, Xjondon, Juno 28. In tbo House of Commons tho Aliens’ Bill was discussed in Committee. The Homo Seorotury admitted that they could only be excludod in bulk. Single immigrants were not barred. | Justioo Graham sentenced Floronco I Doughty to seven years’ portal servitude for shootiog Malcolm Swan, a solicitor’s son,with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Tho affair cicourrod in Oxford street. Malcolm admitted intimate relations with I prisoner, whom ho renounced. Tho jury niado a strong recommendation to morcy.

Berlin, Juno 28. It is officially announced in connection with the troubles in Gorman Woat Africa that after 1-1 hours’ fighting 15 Germans were killed and 25 wounded, including Major Kamptz, at Routiog Movonga. Tho report that Warmbadhud fallen is doclarod to bo untrue.

Received 10.80 p.m., June 28. . London, Juno 28. Princs Arisugawa has been made a member of the Grand Cross Ordor of the Bath.

A departmental committee describes

froit culture as England’s only progressive rural industry. It recommends a bureau of information, establishment of an experimental fruit farm, and various State encouragements.

Received 11.30 p.m., June 28. Sydney, Juno 28. New Zoalauders played a mutch egainst tbo Combined Navy team to-day, the Navy winning by 3 goals to 2. The winners did all tho scoring in the first half. The visitors did much better play in the second half.

Received 12.16 a.tn., June 29. ‘ Sailed, 5.20 p.m., Zealandia. Melbourne, June 28. Sailed, the Moeraki. London, June 28. The Birmingham Chamber of Commerce had at luncheon tbe visiting Canadian manufacturers. Mr Chamberlain in a stirring speech in favor 'of a self-sustained Empire said : “We arc all sister states, the Motherland first among equals.” Received 1.10 a.m., June 29. Sydney, June 28. James aud John Macintosh, of tho firm of Macintosh and Son. ironmongers, were awarded £BOO damages against Dun Coy., trading as the Mercantile Agency, of Syduey, for libel embodied in a circular issued j by tho agency dealing with the financial position of the firm. £IO,OOO was claimed. Brisbane, June 28. News has been receive 1 from German New Guinea of toe murder by natives of C. P. McConville, a well-known trader. I - London, June 28. I Russia assented to a peace conference I on the Ist August. I It is understood at Simla that Lord [ Curzon has intimated his intention of I resigning unless important modifications I are introduced into tbe recent orders conI cerning the military command.