GENERAL CABLES
DR. MAWSON'S EXPEDITION.
By Cable—Press Assooia.tion- : -Copyrigh.t. London, July 13. The Board of Agriculture has agreed to relax the regulations to ; facilitate the landing of Dr. Mawson's Greenland dogs. The Aurora will sail on July 24.
Mr. McGOWEN IN SCOTLAND. London, July 13. Mr. McGowen is the guest of the Glasgow Corporation. He visited th» Glasgow ship yards, and dined with Admiral Togo, and visited the Kibble institution at Paisley. He has now gone to Ireland. ASSAULT ON A JUDGE. London, July 13. The man who threw a missile at Judge Ridley after the hearing of the Central Hull election petition has been sentenced to a week's hard labor for common assault. I RULE OF THE ROAD. Paris, July 13. ] France has decided to adopt in 1912 the British rule of the road, the French rule having hitherto been to keep to the right. LASCAR MURDERS A STEWARDESS. London, July 13. Medical evidence showed that the skull of Alice Brewster, a stewardess who was killed' by a Lascar on the P. and O. liner China, was shattered by a porthole key. She also suffered other minor injuries. There were bloodstains on the Lascar's clothes.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 18, 15 July 1911, Page 2
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196GENERAL CABLES Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 18, 15 July 1911, Page 2
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