CABLE NEWS.
CYCLONE. SUVA, Jan. 7. ' There has been a stiff south-east hurricane since midnight, and the glass is at 2d. There is a dead lull ? at present, which is an ominous indication that the wind is coining from the north. The steamer Navua is unable to leave port, Suva is apparently the centre of a cyclone.
THE SUEZ.
LONDON, Jan. 6,
The Daily Mail states the Suez Canal reduces dues by five per cent per ton in 1906. UNEMPLOYED RELIEF.
The central committee of the London unemployed has adopted emigration as a part of the permanent machinery for relief, selecting the likeliest good settlers and excluding casuals. NON-EFFECTIVE WARSHIPS. In accordance with the decision cabled on the 23rd November, 29 non-effective warships are going to Queensferry to be sold on convenient occasions. The Superb has been declared to be non-effective.
RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 6
The Chief of Police was fatally wounded near Warsaw.
The rioters at Kharkoff fired the prisons. Six baker strikers and a Cossack were killed and many wounded in a conflict with the authorities.
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Manawatu Herald, 10 January 1905, Page 3
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