GENERAL CABLES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 165, 21 October 1910, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES

WESTRALIAN IMMIGRANTS. By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright. London, October 19. Two thousand one hundred and sixty emigants, including 260 domestics, sail for Western Australia in the next two months. UNEMPLOYED TEACHERS. London, October 19. Demonstrations by unemployed teachers of the London County Council compelled an adjournment to clear the public gallery. A PHILIPPINE REBEL. New York, October 19. Simon Mandal, leader of the revolt in the Philippines, has been sentenced to twenty years' imprisonment. BRUSSELS EXHIBITION. > Brussels, October 15. At the exhibition Britain secured 201 > Grand Prizes as the result of 1525 exhibits.

A COMPANY RECONSTRUCTED. London, October 19. Hannan's Star Consolidated has approved of a reconstruction scheme. COUNT TOLSTOI'S HEALTH. St. Petersburg, October 19. Count Tolstoi, after riding to Moscow, fell into a deep swoon, and wa» afterwards delirious. He is in a very weak state. BEET SUGAR. London, October 19. Mr. Lieht estimates that the production of beet sugar has increased by 40,863 tons, and that there will be a surplus for the season of 1,256,000 tons.

THE TURKISH LOAN. Paris, October 19. Le Matin states that negotiations for the Turkish loan in France have ended favorably to the French requirements. PITCHBLENDE DEPOSITS. London, October 19. Tlie Evening Standard states that the discovery of Cornish pitchblende gives a regular supply of radium, and will cause a great fall in prices. GERMAN CROWN PRINCE. Berlin, October 19. The Kaiser has promised to consider President Taft's invitation to the Crown Prince to visit America during his tour. CONSTITUTION FOR MONACO. Paris, October-19. The Prince of Monaccf has granted the people a constitution.