GENERAL CABLES.
I OBITUARY. ... London, November 25. Mi. Charles Jletliell, the well-known ship-owner, i 3 dead. " u jewel robbery. ' ' '' ' Mr li ir 'a 011 ' 1 , o,l ', Xo »'eniber 25. Mi. R. Mootton's house at Ensom was entered by burglars, £SOO worth of jewellery being stolon.
QLEI-.NSUXT) products. Eondon, November 2»> hn Horace loner, Agent-G«icral for (.ueensland, Ims opened nn informal pv ""n* Stand Exl,il,ition > at M«rblc r H«n; '-stjai ' Ml ' Mouial TO CAPTAIN COOK. ]-5ne eX |m" Empire is
I'HOZEN MEAT TRADE, introduced by -Mr. \\*\wi,®" l f",' tt " ''"K* sold as native produce. 1)1,1 "'»* read a first time. '/
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 286, 27 November 1908, Page 2
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99GENERAL CABLES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 286, 27 November 1908, Page 2
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