GENERAL CABLES.
KAISER AND KAISERIN. Received 25tli, 10 p.m. Berlin, March 25The Kaiser and KaiSerin are proceeding to Corfu to meet King Emanuel of Italy at Venice to-day. GERMAN DEPUTY'S APOLOGY. Keceived 25th, 9.40 p.m.
Berlin, March 25. Heir Groeber has withdrawn the opi- , thet he used regarding reporters and ' apologised to the pressmen. [Herr Groeber called the pressmen '•piggish louts."] 'VIOLENT KOREANS. San Francisco, March 24. Two Koreans at San Francisco attacked and wounded Ur. Stevens, diplomatic advisor to the Korean Government, because in an interview he declared that the Japanese administration m Korea was a blessing. MAGAZINE BLOWN UP. Valparaiso, March 24. An explosion at the military powder magazine at Bntnes, Chili, destroyed several villages. Many people wore killed. _ The value of the damage is three taulhon piastres. HONORING A MARTYR TO SCIENCE. I London, March 24. In the Civil List a pension of £l2O is awarded to Dr. Hall Edwards, as a martyr to the use of the X-rays. I NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COY. \ London, March 24. E The New Zealand Shipping Coiupunv has declared a dividend of 5 per cent ' a
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 82, 26 March 1908, Page 2
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