GENERAL CABLES

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1513, 22 July 1905, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES

• i By; iWagrafib, Pross A’S.s’ri", Copyright LONDON. J|Uly 20. Owing fo Lord Curnon’s criticisms ot Mr Brpdrioit’s re-organisation of the Indian anny, and questions in (Pisiliauienl,, ivlr Brodrick lias demanded’ a copy, of .the entire text o,C the speech, In. the first stage oi the Kings Prize, Drummond put on 100,. f. 4. Illawthoin 98, Browu 97, Craw 95, Wilkie 94, Captain Surg6od (Australia) 97, Oaptaiin Brookq liVusitralia) 93. All are included in the 300 Wio shoot in the second stage. NEW .YORK, July 20. Ninety-six deaths occurred in the Eastern, cities .yesterday, from the heat, BERLIN, July 20. The Duke of Albany ascended Lie throne of Gjotjia, amidst great festivities. i - PARI&. July. 20, Le Matin. states that bookmaking will he suppressed on French racecourses after Eepbcmuer Ist. SYDNEY, Jtily 21, .The Tramway meu's Association have recoded from tlie Labor Council, owing to hostility thrown toward, them bv certain unions. During’ tlie debate on tlie Bill to ex ter. l ! tlie powers of the Land Commission, the .Minister referred to the arrest of Willis- When the latter Was leaving Australia, the Minister consulted tne President of file Commission to see whether Willis could legally be prevented from leaving. [Thu Judge, in his reply, expressed the oi>iuion that proceedings at the Commission until n,ow; hn(d disclosed no criminal offence.

MELBOURNE, July 21. Archbishop, Carr considers the cflcct of the Pope’s encyclical as fax as Australia is concerned will naturally bo in view of the fact that •blip same conditions do not obtain here in regard to Socialism and Socialistic agitation as prevail in Europe. Considering Cardinal Moran’s recent remarks on Socialism in the light of mt encyclical, he thought the two matters entirely separate. The Pope refers to those who may bo designated extreme Socialists, those who have in view not merely, the nationalisation of the moans .of production and exchange, but who go still further, denying the right of "private prosperity '-and recommending inmoral means of carrying out .their projects. . ADELAIDE, July 21.

Ministcralists meet on Tuesday, to cuusldcr the position. It is expected a coalition Government will be fonmod between tlie Labor and Opposition parties, with Mr Price, Labpr leader, as Premier,