LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1542, 25 August 1905, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By telegraph, Press 'Aes’n, Copyright Received 10 5 p.ui., Aug. 24. Sydney, 'August 24. At the Town Hnll organ rcoital tho ofay organist tried with success a now moohanioal music turning dovioo,the invention of Mr Budge, a Now Zealander, Melbourne, Aug. 24. Hidos—Competition is very koen. All oataloßUCß have beon olearod at lato rates. Tho tullow market is unalterod. Roooived 11.56 p.m., Aug. 24. London, August 24. Tho following Is tho toam to represent Kent in tho match against tho Australians beginning to day : Marsham, Dillon, S. Day, A. Day, Mason, Humphreys, Boy motir, Hcarno, Huish, Falrservioe, and Blythe.

Received 1.7 a.m., Aug. 25. Tho Morning Post says it is undoubted that the Motherland’s general sympathy is with tho ideal of Federal supervision of the State's liabilities, and tho non-borrow-ing policy favored by the Fedoral Labor Party. Not for many years have Aus tralian material prospects been so promising.

Received 1.15 a.m., Aug. 25. Sydney, August 24 Maniopoto is a firm favorite for tho Epsom Handicap at Bto 1. Machine Gun at 10 to 1 is similarly backed in Melbourne. There aro some grave doubts as to whether Grand Rapids will come from Melbourne for the A.J.C. meeting.

Both Houses passed tho Bill increasing the powers of tho Land Commissioner. It ts primarily intended to empower the Commission to open Mrß Willis’s box.