LATE CABLES.
El telegraph, Presu A'ra’n, Copyright
Reoeived 12.15 a.m„ Feb. 14.
London, Feb. 14.
The Burnley weavers by 6.685 to 5,647 withdrew from the representation committee. ~ . Mr James, the Agent-General for West Austra’ia, has arranged with the Orient line for tho passage of approved immigrants from London to Fremantle at £7 for each adult. ' , ~ Pekin, Feb. 14The beet Ohinese troops at PaoiiDgfu have been sent to Manchuria to suooeed Japanese withdrawing.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1674, 15 February 1906, Page 2
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