MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 130, 3 June 1903, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

PHB PRESS ASSOCIATION. Berlin, June 1. Nothing has been heard of the German antartic exploring ship Gauss, and it is feared that she is lost. A relief expedition will leave Bremen Haven for Kerguelen in August. A goldfild hes been discovered in Nwanza, German East Africa, panning out three ounces to the ton. A rush has fej in from Mombassa, j Germany's new tariff law provides that after 1910, the surplus from the higher duties on the necessaries of life j shall be applied to the support of indi- j gent widows and orphans. I London, .luce 1. I One hundred end twenty thousand | of the Oapa Town blanke's were gent to Hamburg. | OwiDg to the drought, the Jamaican sugar crop is 43 per cent, below par. The planters' losses amount to .£60,000. Vienna, June 1. An anti-Austrian demonstration, held in many Italian towns, connec' ed with the revival of the agitation for the. restitution of Trente, Trieste Ifc'ria, and i Dalmatia, has induced the Fremdenblati to warn Italy that a dangerous : reaction of Austrian friendliness is inevitable unless the mischievous annexation outcry is suppressed. Received 3,12 £0 a.m Oape Town, June 2. The German Antarctic ship Gauss pissed Durban bound for (Capetown.