GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 11 April 1931, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

BRITISH PRINCES IN BRAZIL. [United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright,.] RJO DE JAXIKKO, April 9. • The British Princes flew over the city jn British naval planes, which took off from the aircraft carrier “Eagle" outside the harbour. and they landed at the Naval Aviation School ashore. The Prince of Wales is showing keen interest in his country’s commercial prospects in Brazil, and lie conferred with the officials of railroads and factories. commercial. LONDON. April 10. Tallow stocks were 1,647 casks, imports 607 casks, deliveries 739. . OBITUARY. LONDON, April 10. Obituary.—Ada Travers Lewis. CENTENARIAN SUICIDES. (Received 10.26 a.m.) PARIS, April 10. When the family and friends of Maria Maragiex. the oldest inhabitant of Limoges, arrived to celebrate her hundredth birthday, they found she had committed suicide by poisoning. SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS. (Received 10.20 a.m.) I/INDON. April 10. The Sunday Entertainments Bill cabled on 26th. March permits Councils to license Sunday cinemas, debates, musical performances, exhibitions of animals or inanimate objects, but does not mention stage plays. SHIPBUILDING. LONDON. Anril 10. The “Daily Mail’’ says confidence in an earlv trade revival is indicated by shipbuilding programmes. It is estimated there are ai present buihlin ~< or projected more titan thirty miliums sterling worth of large liners, including two Cimarders and five projected Canadian Pacific railway liners at a tom 1 oig of ten millions and three 'White Star motor liners.