GENERAL GABLES.
THE LIGHT THAT FAILED. By. Cable—Press Association —Copyright. Loudon, September 10.
Islington was in darkness for several hours., owing to a slight accident at the power station.
A QUEER POSITION. iS.ydney, September 11
The Broken Hill Miners' Association, as a protest against militarism, declined to participate in the Hospital Sunday Demonstration, if the cadets were included. The committee decided to expunge the cadets from the programme, but thereupon the band and the Master Builders' Association refused to join. The committee is in a quandary.
MUSKETRY IN NEW SOUTH WALES. Sydney, September 11.
The musketry returns for New Soutih Wall's show an advance in the percentage of efficients from 79 to 9.1.
MORE BURGLARIES. Sydney, September 11. Burglars secured £4O from . Judge Fitzhardingc's house. Another gang entered the works of Williams, a bamboo manufacturer, and were disappointed to find no money in the safe. They regaled themselves with whisky and cigars.
THE NEW COMET. (Sydney, September 11. The Government astronomer has picked up tJhe comet observed by Mr. Gale. Possibly it will remain visible in the evening sky for a considerable time, but whether it will become bright enough to te visible to the naked eye is impossible to-ascertain.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 99, 12 September 1912, Page 2
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200GENERAL GABLES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 99, 12 September 1912, Page 2
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