CABLE NEWS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8736, 9 February 1907, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

Press Association—Copyright. j BuxDAßKiui, February 8. ' The old bond and a large quantity of valuable machinery were destroyed ; The new bond was saved. The damage is very heavy, but there is no estimate available. Stdxey, February 8. The Captain Cook departed for Lord liowe Island at six to-night, taking a large supply of stores. She is expected to reach the island on Sunday. Later information states that the shipwrecked crews total only forty-one. Arrived at 2, Mokoia. St. Petersburg, February 8. M. Stolypin has refused Sweden's conditions for the extradition of Tscherniak, the llussian suspect, from Stockholm. Tscherniak will therefore be released and expelled from the country. London, February S. Many public tributes have been paid to the memory of Lord Goschen. Regarding the movement to repatriate Australians advices from Capetown state that the exodus has somewhat abated. Bookings by Australian steamers are fewer. Several thousand workers have left the Cape for all parts during the three years of severe depression. ] Buenos Ayp.es, February S. J Sonor Saruiiento, leader of the San Juan revolutionaries, has overthrown the Provincial Government after livo hours conflict. The National Government has decreed Federal intervention in San Juan. I BrxiuuEßG, February 9. i The fire in the bonded store destroyed j ■12,000 gallon:! of spirit. The total | damage was between £3OOO and £IOOO. Sydney, February 9. | There is another case ofpl.igue in the infected area. ' The Institute of Marine .Engineers ontertained Mr Hislop, the ZS"ww Zealand representative at the Imperial JN'avigation Conference. London, February S. Mr Ernest Aves, Govarnmen Commissioner to inquire into the effects of industrial legislation in Australia and New Zealand, sails on the outgoing steamer Omrah. An outbreak of cerebrospinal meningitis has occurred in Liverpool, Sailed : Waimato for New Zealand. British exports for January inorea' ed and imports by £7,006,000 compared with the previous Jrnuary. Finding his personal sympathy with Lite Itev. Campbell misunderstood, Dr Clifford lias publirdy repudiated the New Thclogy.