LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1736, 30 April 1906, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

Bjj telegraph, Freon Afs'n, Copyright Received 6.28 p.m., April 29. Paris, April 28. Le Temps, critioisiog tbo proposals contained in Lord Cromer’s roport, defends mixed tribunals. London, April 28. Captain Coffins, Commonwealth agent, in an interview, stated that the Imperial Defence Committee are preparing a scheme aiming at tho reconstruction of all ports, and standardisation of boavy guns. New York, April 28. Tho Seoretary of Department of Commerce reports to President Roosevelt that tbo earthquake ruined tbo business of half a million of people and destroyed industrial establishments and means of transfort. Rome, April 28. King Edward gave the sufferers by the Vesuvius outbreak £BOO.

Sydnoy, April 29. Tbe Glebe Clob won the orioket premiership, boating the University. Tatterasli’s Handicap resulted : Bahrain 1, Bluster 2, Peracl-e 8. Tbe betting was : 7 to 1 Bteamor, 7 to 2 Tatterde malioD, and 6 to 1 Refrain, tbo latter winning by a longtb in 2 10$. Arrived the Whangapo, frnm Pioton ; sailed, last n'ght, the Monowai. Melbourne, April 29. Arrived, tbo Warrimoo. Received 12.46 E-.m-, April 30. Rome, April 29. The Pope has presented Princess Ena with a golden rose. Sir J. G. Ward, at tho Postal Congress in an hour’s eppoob, moved a resolution in favor of universal penny postage. The Bpseoh oreated a favorable impression, and ho was warmly cheered on oonoluston. The debate was adjourned to Tneeday.