LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1733, 26 April 1906, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By telegraph, Preas Ass’n, Copyright

Received 11.37 p m., April 25. London, April 25. In tho Honso of Commons Mr Mcrley, in reply to Mr It tberford, said the spirit of tho army in India was excellent. Lord Kitohoner’s plans had not excited the slightest unrest. The special Board of Mathematics at Cambridge recommends tbe abolition of the sonior wranglorehip. The garrison at Egypt will be increased until equal for any eventuality. Reu*er is informed that its statement from Saanghai announefng that a Thibetan treaty has been signed by Britain and and China is wholly incorrect. Mr Justioo Vaughan Williams has boen appointed obairman of tbe commission to investigate tbe fioanoial condition of tbe Church of Wales.

Paris, April 25. Arrangements are in progress to settle the Frenoh miners’ stiike. A number of ironworkers have resumed. Received 12.23 o.m , April 26. New Y.rk, April 25. The sailing of the Sonoma has been indefinitely postponed. The postal officials at Now York believe that the mails are safe. Rome, April. 25. Tho Committee of tbe Postal CoDgress at Rome adopted the British eohome of international coupons, providing prepayment of correspondents’ reply. Reoeived 12.32 a.m., April 26.

Sydney, April 25. The Minister of Works opened the canal oonvoying water from Murrumbidgee to Yanco station, tho first section of a great irrigation scheme.