LATE CABLES

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1494, 30 June 1905, Page 2

LATE CABLES

By Telegraph—Pra°s Association —Oopj Roceived 9.50 p.m., June 29.' : ;i Berlin,- Juno 29. * . J Tho Upper House of Prussia has i adopted a Protection of Miners Bill, Tho larger hattieslvps proposed to be /.I built by Gorrnony will be begun in 1900,'* '< and carry 30 instead of 28 centimetre vSI guns. . _ .] Dbndon, June 29. ’ J In the Houho nf Commons n Bill intro* ducod by Mr E. J. Soares, providing for a fine of £2O or imprisonment for a for n first ofTenoo for feckless motoring,‘t/ 4 was read a first timo by 222 to 58. : Received 11 p.m., Juno 29. Mabony, trie tennis champion,' while ■!* cycling uu u hill at Kerry, lost control and i; was killed. . - • Mr Balßtyne, vice-president of -tbe j Caunaiau Manufacturers’ Association, .. . speaking at Cutlers’ Hall, Sheffield, annonneed on the onlfcorit.y of Me Fielding, Canadian Minister, that a Tariff Bill will > bo introduced into tbe Dominion Parlin- i merit next session, giving further conceasions to the Motherland. 1) Received 1.5 s.m., Jane 30. - yf Melbourne, June 29. . ?i! The hides market is quiet at lato rates ; tallow is firm with values unaltered. Received 12,25 p.m., June 30. - j Brisbane, Juno 29. .• i The Executive considered the case of Wharton, seutsnood to death for mnrder at Mineday, and decided that the low take-'*’®; its course. 3 Sydney, June 29. Sailed, tbe Tomeana, tor Auckland.