CABLE NEWS.
CO-OPERATIVE CONGRESS. London, August 20. The Co-operative Conference has formed a committee to promote permanent' business relations with cooperative workers all over the world. August 21. At the Co-operative Congress Mr Thomas Brassey said that during the year 120 co-operative societies, with a capital of £799,000, had transacted trade to the extent of a million and a quarter, with a profit of £68,000. THE COLLISION AT SEA. A panic, Allayed. London, August 21. The Seaford’s passengers were at first panic- stricken. The bow of the Lyon made a huge rent inside and tore its way into the saloon. The captain’s coolness allayed the panic. . THE RIVAL TRAINS. . A MTLE A MINUTE, y London, August 21. Another- version, of u tlie train race claims that the Northwestern Caledonian express ram from London to Aberdeen, 540 miles, in 538 minutes. The express by the East Coast did 527 miles in 551 miuutes.
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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1762, 24 August 1895, Page 2
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152CABLE NEWS. Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1762, 24 August 1895, Page 2
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