MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 216, 19 September 1901, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

P*R PHBSS ASSOCIATION. T.ovdon, Soptomber 17. Ki"e Edward has decided ro l . to return from his v>sit to the Continent via Flushing a« first arranged. Lord SOisburv has on a month's visit to Beauli«u, in Frenoh R'vie'a. Exhibits of Smth Wales «nd flour at the Bakers' Exhib'tion in London were h'gh'v commended. The exhib'ts have now bepn transferred to the Grocers' Exhibition, T he 'termor Fnrtunatus, built to the ,rrder of Ar3hibald Currio ard Co, of Melbourne, for the Anstralisn-Tndia trade hag been hunrhrd, Berlin, September 17. The of t,he canal nt Kiel were lined wi'h and police a l * the Czar and Czarinn pvsed en route for Dunkirk. Paets, Sep'ember 17. Precautions for the safety of the Czar and Czarina on their vis't to Franco are so great that the line of route has the nsp°ct of an armed camp, Bombay, September 17. Tne Indian Famine Commission's re-(poj-t states that the adverfe conditions jrf the f-mine this vear cwsed a milj lion deaths; and t,hre a fourths of thosa I who died belonged to the Bombay j Presidency, I Received 18, W.lfi p.m. I Paris, September 18. j The Pop", in the course of a letrer, , deolores t v e violent stirm in France ' agairst religions rHera in connexion with the Religious Associations Bill, j Rf.oeived 19,0.92 a.m. ' Washivotov. SentpmbT 18. E' : hn Root. SpTct-'v for War, is expected toßune.pfd Mr. Hay as Secretary to the Trpaourv within a fortnight, j Received 19, 0.53 a.m. i Loxdon. September 18. I Arabi P.4fi!>i has soiled for Egypt. I