GENERAL CABLES
GN A ROYAL VISIT
iliuited Association. —By Electrii Te.egrapn.—Copyright.;
SHANGHAI, April 28
Prince Takamatsu, brother of the Japanese Emperor, accompanied by Princess Kikuko reached here en ionio u> England for the purpose of returning the visit of the Duke ol Uol uccsicr.
.IMPORTATION STOPPED
LONDON. April 28
Owing tho the prevalence of parrot disease, the .Ministry of Health has proniiiited the importation oi' all birds of the parrot species after May 20th.
A DOUBTFUL ETCHING
(Received this day at II a.m.) LONDON, April 28
The authorities of the Auckland Museum are apparently victims of a deception. They possess an etching of a house at Leigh-on-Sea, reputedly occupied by Capt. Cook. Ir J he original certainly stands in High Street of the old town, near the waterfront, but the only Cook who ever occupied it was a doctor, whose spiritualistic tendencies scared the fisher folk of me old days.
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