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'Australia & N.Z. Cable Association.' 1 A TERRIBLE ORDEAL. (LONDON, Nov. 28. A fall of earth in the Watlt Alain Colliery, in South Yorkshire, last Tuesday evening, entombed two miners, Poole aml Flinders. The rescue parties had to remove one hundred tons of debris, and they practically had given up hope till at midnight on Friday. they beard tap; ing. Then Boole’s voice i otild be distinguished. Redoubled efforts resulted in the rescue of Puule at 8 o’clock this morning in a. state of collapse after an eighty hours’ ordeal. A search is being continued for Flinders. LONDON, Nov. 28.
According to advices from Dublin, President Cosgrave lias reported to the Free State Cabinet that- the -London discussion lasted for four hours. It is believed the President will return to London with the Free State Government’s decision.
The Ulster Homo Office explains that the gathering of “specials” in Donegal is part of their annual manoeuvres. Dublin Ueports ,state that- Messrs O’Higgins (Vice-President-and Minister of Justice!, and AfcGilligan (Minister of Industry and Commerce), and Attorney -General O’Byrne, of the Free State Cabinet, have left for London to participate in another boundary conference. WHEAT 800 I/. HOISTING BRICES. LONDON. Nov. 28. The newspapers “London Grain Reporter.” states that several causes have contributed to a sharp advance in ultenf prices since the hoginning of October, including Russia’s failure to ship the expected crop, (lie damage, in Argentina by rain rust, and frost. The predominant factor, it says, is Canada, where a wheat (tool is holding hackwheat. and is forcing prices to a high level, owing to lack of South African competition.
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