CABLEGRAMS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 March 1915, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

[ELECTRIC IKLKGIIAPH —COPTBIGHX.j [l'Bll X'IIEBS ASSOCIATION.! (Received This Day, 9.35 a.m.) IM L'ERIAL OONFKHENCE Sydney. 'I'llis; Day. The Right Hon. A. interviewed regarding the proji-Imper-ial Conference. said fh»i i»g his visit to New Zealand In- foi;ml th« fooling in favour of >i.>l <lir.g. a conference tliis year, but. ] <■ i!r! rot 10 critiso the action of i -• British Government. Nothing ha<l : ied to alter his previ<.-i - -ij.iiiic. < to tlie utility and advTninge ng the conference during wartin- ~ ho %b» recognised that it wa.s ilu> ,-i !;• support the British (Govern :nn action they doeni'-.i .vise in tu..> of si l oss and trial. VICTORIA'S OAT VIIOLI). 3!"lbo'in-ne. This Day. The Victorian oat harvest yielded I,<>oß, JID bushels, compared ivitli 8,bushels lor tlio pvevio'us season. AUSTIiALI.rs NAVY. A message received at the Navy Office reports all well aboard the cruiser Sydney. There wan one death from pneumonia aboard the Australia. TOTALLSATOR BILL. Cabinet has decided to facilitate the consideration of the Totalisator Bill. labour Wins. Adelaide. This Day. Labour its assured of a majority of