LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1597, 8 November 1905, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By, telegraph* Ass ’ n * c °P yjrl£ht Rooeived 9.57 p.m. Nov. 7.

London) Nov. 7. in the alliance with Japan no frank understanding with Franco , thoro any desire to encroach on others rights and privileges. New York, Nov. 7. The Now York State Insurance Departmoot estimates that the Equitable> a, assets in Juno were 406 million dollars and the liabilities 844 million. The reserve is 62 million. It reduces tho Society s valua tion of its real estate holdings by' five million dollars, aod does not reckons es assets five and three-quarter million op pearing as advantages to agents. Sydney, Nov. 7. Mr W. H. Partington was appointed doputy-Oommissioner for the Solomo * not Mr W. H. Hazelton, as cabled on October 18. Received 1 a m., Nov. 8. London. Nov. 7. Prince Arthur of Connaught undertakes a Sion to the Mikado to Ordor of the Garter. Lord Admiral Sir Edward Seymour and LieutGeneral Kelly accompany him. Mr Austen Chamberlain, in a speeoh at Acock’s Green, said that such measures as the Unemployed Act could on y palliative. The real remedy was tariff | reform. . Received 1.6 a.m., Nov. Sydney, Nov. 7. Shipping along the ooast are hampered owing to smoke and fog caused by bU The fi ferry traffic in tbe harbor to-night was completely disorganised from tbe same.cause.