CABLE NEWS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9466, 8 June 1909, Page 5

CABLE NEWS.

United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. Brisbane, June 7. Ross was executed for the murder ot Muir at the Gayndah Bank on October 18th. Death was instantaneous. Paris, June 7. Obituary: M. Ohauohord, owner of the ‘‘Magasins De Louvre.” His annual income was £200,000 sterling. He has left a million sterling, and pictures in the Louvre which include Millet’s “Angelas” and twenty-five piotmea by Gorot, London, Jane 7. Mr Oliver, Canadian Minister for is coming to England to inspect the Canadian immigration agencies and to devise new plans for securing emigrants. Sydney, June 7. The bishops have confirmed the election of Archdeacon Wright as Bishop of Sydney. Melbourne, June 7. The High Court has granted Messrs Huddarc, Parker & Op. an appeal against the decision of the Court Of .fecty .Sessions in an action under the anti-trust law regarding the supply and carriage of coal.

St. Petersburg, June 7. Madame Lopukhin shares with her husband his life in exile. Received June 8, 10.35 a.m. Sydney, June 8. An important discovery of coal has been made at Irondale. The seam is six feet in thickness and is supposed to he a continuation of the Lithgow seam. The applicants for Government farms thrown open at Tamworth include Squires, the pugilist, London, June 7. Thirty-five representative 'German agriculturalists, who are visiting England and studying methods of agriculture and stock raising, hare been entertained at Reading and other places.