LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, 26 July 1905, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

lift telegraph, Press Ato'n, Copyrnght, Received 2.40 P-m- J ul i f’ London, July Lord Chelmsford b«* been appointed Governor of Queensland. bomJapanese warships q , barded the coaßt m tbo the Aloxaiodrovak and 133 Arkoff river. _ . 0r Nowcaatl^* Sailed, tho for Lyttelton. Becoivcd 11.55 a.iiJM July

Ottawa, July 20. The president of the Grand Tr un way states that prosperous SeoMteh and English people with tuude to P . find are entering North-west Canada at tho rate of a thousand a week. London, July 20. The King and Prince the How Zealand school cinidren a bell and shield to the NeW Zealand, and expressed much P 1 with tho gilt.

, Bcceivod 1.26 a.tn., July JO. * Reuter’s Johannesburg correspondent reports that gold, coal, stiver, £ aa ncial nrnduced in tho Transvaal ,ast bnanc year were valued at L 20.499,478, an in crease of L 4,110,532. a Lord Tennysou presides over departmental commission to advise d>B Government wbettaor Rider report on his lucent vlil V'. , being ooutuius suggestions ° cr i c uUural usefully adopted torpromo.m D sg „ Q raons settlements in British colonies 0 from cities. The committee has bee asked to submit views upon of practical unsure r*lut;ag to ° arising during the enquiry*

Received 1.40 a.m., July 26. Sydney, July 25. In reply to a question, Mr C*®* ll ® stated that the Agent-General had b n instructed to make representation.s ot Imperial Government in reg Mar. position of Australian settlers m the Mat shall Islands. _ , ' Brisbane, July-25. The Premier enquires in regard to t e roported German penal settlemen Marshalls. It correct, he vv.il make presentations to the loperial Gave Q r . Parliament has opened. TheLieut-Gover nor’s speech is os forecaited. The ’ . portent proposals are building a railway to mining and other oentres, but no . is to be borrowed for tho P ur P oae ’ . ising the land laws to promote ae ‘ tlß “°° 6 ! and Industrial. Conciliation, and Arb.tra tion and Workers’ Compensation