Second Edition CABLE RATES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 18, 4 January 1912, Page 6

Second Edition CABLE RATES.

THE CONCESSION ON DEFERRED MESSAGES. APPLIES TO GERMANY. By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press Association.) Berlin, January 3. The cheap deferred cable rates apply to German cablegrams to Ansstral'ia and New Zealand. AN IMPERIALISTIC VIEW OF THE QUESTION. CHEAP CABLES NECESSARY. Fremantle, January 3. Mr. Henniker Heaton opines that there will soon he a pemiy-a-word cables, throughout the Umpire. He says that we can never have a perfectly developed and unassailable Empire until we annihilate the time of communication. DEFERRED CABLES ILLUSORY AN D AMUSING. PENNY-A-AVORD RATE AV ANTED. Received 4, 10.30 a.m.) ' Fremantle, January 4. Mr. Henniker Heaton declared that the deferred cable -concessions was made out of alarm at- the result of the agitation for reductions. The concessions wore amusing and illusory. r J hey would merely benefit the millionaires and prove unsatisfactory. Australia and New Zealand would not he satisfied till they were able to cable twelve words for a shilling between England and Australia, or vice versa. This was within the range of practicability.