LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1711, 30 March 1906, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By telegraph. Preas Aaa’n, Copyright * Reoeived 12.45 a m., March 80. \ London, Maroh 29. The Admiralty bus abolished 25 coast- \ guard stations, drill ship-, end batteries. The men will in the future drill aboard sea going wa-ships. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman etated that Government wou'd decide a eon-titu-tion for tbe Transvaal and OraDgis, apd Parliament would have ample opportunity of expro'sing an opinion thereon at tha proper time.

New York, March 29. Six Greek or Syrian laborers were /tp backed to death in a hnt at Minneapolis.yw It is believed that a mutual fight wherein others became concerned. xjt Perkins hes been arrested cn a obarge of grand larceny in tbe firit degree. Ottawa, March 29. / Prince Arthur of Connaught reoeived an ovation in Canada.

Berlio, March 29. Tbo Reichstag voted an amount for six large cruisers.

Sydney, March 29. The Fiji Government Gazette reoeived by mail contains a proclamation resuming oertain lands on the Fanning Island for tbe purposes of tbe Pacific Cable Board.

Stanbury knows nothing of the epproaohing vi it of Dornan, but his wiling to meet him on tho Parramatta.Melbourne, Maroh 29.

At tbe sale of bides to-day competition was animated. New Zealand bides were in special request, well-flayed and goodconditioned parcels realising high prices.