LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1731, 24 April 1906, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

Bjs telegraph, Presa Aes’n, Copyright Reoeived 11.43 p.m,, April 23. Sydney, April 23. The Arbitration Court Registrar applied for conoellation of the Wharf Laborers’ Union on the ground of refusal to onrol a member. Tbe president, granting a postponement ti 1 Thursday, declared that the agreomont had been disregarded, and the Court fl uttd. Ho would order the Union to enrol a member and pay his wages till Thursday. At tbe sale of thoroughbreds Charles Stuart was passed in at 800 and Waroo at 410 guineesBriebano, April 28. Arrived, steamer Miowera, from VanI oouver. Melbourne, April 23.' I Tbe Eight Hour celebration took place in fine weather. The anions mustered strongly. Great crowds watohed the procession. There wae a record attendance I at the Bports. Received 12.24 8.m., April 24. Rome, April 28. I The majority of tbo delegates at tho k Postal Conference favor bolding the next Congress in 1911 in some Australian city, London, April 23. \ The consensus of the opinion of newspapers is that the court martial judgment effectually suppresses ragging. Athens, April 23. / Tho Olympic games opened in Athena I in tho presence of 50,000. Received 1.27 a m., April 24. /' Sydney, April 22,

Machine Gun was sold to Charles Baldwin, of Durham Park, for 950 guineas. It is expected he will go to the Btud. Upto-Date was submilted just before the dose of the sales, but failed to, elicit a bid. / Tbe wool sales are very firm at ja%t\ month’s rates. Greasy touohed a shilling, ' and Boonred 23Jd.