LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1916, 27 October 1906, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT Rcceivod 9.52 p.m., Oct. 26. Havana, Oat. 26. Thousands of rifles and carbines surrendered by tho Cuban rebels to the United Slates authorities have been thrown in the sea. Vienna, Oot. 26. Tho Emporor of Austria has presented oight chamois to tho New Zealand Govornrueut. London, Oot. 26. Tho Catholic Bishop of Liverpool has declared it the duty of Catholics to render tho Eiuoation Bill unworkable, even at tho risk of fines and imprisonment. Tho Cambridge Sonat", by 216 to 198, abolished tho distiooion of Senior Wrangler. In tbo House of Commons Mr Charohill, replying to Mr Waßbloy, said that Government had fully consulted Newfoundland throughout the negotiations with Amerioa regarding fisheries. America was not bo fortunate aB to obtain tbo number of ooncurrenoes in the provisional agreement. Tokio, Oot. 26. Tokio reports that after the great storm three hundred Japanese pearling vessels were missing, Berlin, Oot. 26. The Chambers of Commerce at Cologne and Dantyig adopted resolutions favoriDg tho importation of freßU frozen meat, as the present system endangered the working olasses. Received 11.54 p.m., Oct 26. Sydney, Oct 26. Arrived at 12 the Victoria. Sailed the Indradovi for New Zealand, Newcastle, Oct 20. Sailed the Alexander Craig for Auckland, Received 1,6 a, ill., Oct 27. Sydney, Oct 26. Victorian newspapers have stopped the publication of odds in papers sent to New South Wales, Melbourne, Oct 26, Sir Richard Baker, President of the Senate, has left on route to New Zealand to represent the Federal Government at the Exhibition.