GENERAL CABLES

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1493, 29 June 1905, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES

.THE BRITISH ARMY,. By, Electric Telegraph—Per Press • Association—Copyright. LONDON, June 27. King E'dwaril, who is .visiting Ear.'dhurst, expressed confidence in Lin: Army’s future. EVASION. OF. INCOME TIAIX. LONDON, Dune 27. A, doivartmcnital committee on tho income tax urges the drastic p|uinish-. mem. or evaders', including the publication of (their names, and addresses 1 . THE AWAKENING OF THE .YELLOW RACES. LONDON, June 27. The To.kio correspondent of the Daily, Telegraph ‘announces that China lias decided to follow the ad-, rice of japan, 'in the formation at ,I’e.iii: :of a constitutional government. which will be established in 12 years. Pinliaimentary reforms will bo acalis.ed by China in the interval. FORCING ALIENS ON; CANADA. LONDON. June 27. The Dominion of Canada appeals, to th.a Privy Council against Judge Auglino s decision that Canada cannot deport aliens to a foreign cfOiiyi--try, AUSTRALIAN NEWS. SYDNEY, June 28. Au insane woman at Bpiyrhc disembowelled herself with, scissors, and •fired her clothing. Ehe succumbed to the injuries. In the Assembly the Arbitration Act Amendment Bill, providing lor the appointment of a llresilient and denuty-cresidcnt, was read a second time, and .passed through committee. Tne Bill is a temporary expedient, intended to end the present doadlOCK.

MELBOURNE, June 28. Replying to certain statements made by, Cahdinal Moran, in his soeech dealing with Mr Reid’s references to the Pcupe’s attitude regarding Socialism* Mr Reid said that it amounted to. an absolute fabrication. He did not think: that Cardinal Moran would stoop to any intentional misrapresenbation, but it was clear that lie hadj bjceni mislead by someone. NORFOLK ISLAND, Ju.ne 28. ■Arrived : Southern Cross. Bishop Williams remained at Sio.ta,