LATE CABLES.
By 'telegraph Press Assta* Copyrigh Rcoeivc-d 4.58 p.m„ Oot 8.
London, Oct 7. Mr E. Rigg, of Wellington, has been awarded the Buoknoll scholarship of four years at the Faculty of Medioino, University College, London. The Lalia Rookh, from Brisbane to Falmouth, on whioh heavy reinsurance Wus recently effected, bus passed the Lizard. Mr Ramsay Macdonald, interviewed, stated that a labor deputation would not visit the colonies until after the elections, as it would be absent five months, a period which cannot in ths meanwhile be spared. The scheme had been particularly well received in Canada and Australasia.
St. Petersburg, Oot 7,
Russian prisoners in Japan are being repatriated via Vladivostok and the Siberian railway.
Capetown, Oet 7,
The Chinamen guilty of the Elipfontein outrage have been arrested. One turned King’s evidence. Reoeivcd 1.9 a.m., Oct 9. Sydney, Oct. 8. Sailed, yesterday, the Wimmera; arrived, the St. Louis, from Dunedin. Obituary—Dr Cameron, second Moderator of the Federal Presbyterian Assombly, aged 80.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1579, 9 October 1905, Page 2
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