LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 187, 8 October 1906, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT Received 5.4 p.m., Oo‘. 7.

London, Oct. 6

Seventy-throe imigranis uro sailing for Now South Wales this woek under tho Government's auspioeH. Bishop Stanton, lato Biehop of Nowoastlo, Now South Wales, bequeathod £2OOO to assist oiorioal students of Newcastle to graduaio in Art 3at Sydney University. It is understood that Germany was favorably coneidormg Burns, Philp and Co.'s olaim in regard to iototferenco by Gorman authorities with tho stoamer Ysabol, and that a settlement Beerned probable until Australia's decision respecting an anti Gorman tariff inoenßed the offioials, who aro now disposed to Bholvo tho matter, Sofia, Oot. 6. A Turkish patrol attempting to inter Bulgarian territory near Philippopolis were repulsed by Bulgarian troops, and a Turkish sergeant was killed. New York, Oot. 6. It is officially stated at Washington that a modus vivendi has been arranged with Great Britain relating to the New Foundland Fisheries, which it is believed will prove satisfactory to Gloucester fishermen. The latter will be allowed to use purse and seine nets and engage men in Newfoundland. Received 1,10 a.m.. October 8,

London, Oct. 7. Tbo South African foutoaiiers defeated Durham by ‘22 points to 4. Sydney, Oot. 7. Grqhn’a body has been exnumed. The authorities are very reticent, but it is understood that medical examination die dosed no fracture of tbo skull. Obituary : Oaptain Kassens, late master of the barquentine Northern Chief, from heart and kidney troubles. He leaves a family in New Zealand. Newcastle, Ootobcr 7. Sailed, Laird, for Lyttelton. Brisbane, October 7. Arrived, Miowera, from Vancouver. Mr J. Ramiay Maodonald, secretary of the British Independent Labor Party, and his wife are passengers. After a few days’ stay in Sydney he precede to N=w Zealand, tbenee returns fo Australia, 6,0a11y leaving about December 12th, so as to reaoh England in tiim for the opening of the ordinary session of Parliament.