GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 57, 15 March 1907, Page 3

GENERAL CABLES.

RECENT RAILWAY ACCIDENT London, March 13. ' Gourlay, driyer of the express in- s volvcd in the Arbroath disaster, has been sentenced to five months' impri- l j sonment. , o RAN.JITSINJKI'S KINGDOM * b Calcutta, March 13 " Prince Ranjitsinjlu was installed as Jam of Nawangaar with great cere. w monv. He promised the British Agent g that he would play the game. t< VICTORIA'S WHEAT HARVEST w

Melbourne, March 14. The Victorian wheat harvest is estimated at 21,000,000 busheh, an increase of one million oyer last year. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Received 14, 9 37 p.m. London, March 14. A large gathering of Australian ladies resolved to sand a representative collection of work to the Australian Women's Industrial Exhibition in Melbourne, and also resolved to cooperate with Lady Jersey's Committee, formed to collect specimens of the work of English lady amatuers, and hold a joint exhibition in June next. A BIU GOLD ROBBERY. London, March 13. Sixteen hundred pounds' worth of ; gold haa been stolen from the South African Exhibition.

A TRAIN WRECKED. Capetown, March 13. Owing to a wash-away at a culvert, & train was wrecked at Alkmaar, 011 the Deiagoa line. Mr. Jainieson, ex-Minis-ter for lands of Westralia and Transvaal, and II others were killed, and 11 injured.