GENERAL CABLES.
By telegraph, Press Ass’n, Copyright London, March 27.
Tho British cruiser Diana has prevented tho Turks expelling Egyptians from Faraon.
Naw York, March 27
The American TJnitod mine workors have issued an ultimatum to the bituminous coal owners, demanding an advance in wages of five and a half per cent.
Capetown, Maroh 27. Tho Guild of Loyal Women of tho
Transvaal and Capo has organised bursaries and scholarships in commendation of Lord Milner’s services. Bydney, March 28. Tho American cruiser Baltimore arrives hero from Hong Kong on April 10th.
The tornado, after leaving the heights of North Sydney, passed over the city at a great evelation without doing damage. As it passed over the eastern suburbs it liberated immense quantities of leaves, evidently gathered at North Sydney. A deputation asked Mr Bent to introduce local option legislation on the lines of that of IN ew Zealand. The Premier promised that the Cabinet would consider the request. The Government forecast of the wheat yield is 23,417,000 bushels. The average is 11.31 bushels to the acre.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1710, 29 March 1906, Page 3
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