GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 261, 27 March 1913, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

THREAT KM XO LETTERS. ! By Cable —iVess Asocial iou—Copyright. London, March 25. The Tudor brothers, who are charged with sending Uimuening lei,tors, have been committed for trial. THli .\ulIA MURDER. Delhi, Marcii 2,'t. The Viceroy refuses to Jicrfere with Clark's execution. SALES OF HOUSES. SYDNEY, March 20. At the Show sales three draught stallions for J. Bong and F. Vaughan, New Zealand, ranged from 40 to 70 guineas. At the yearling sales an Earlston Soultion eolt brought 800 guineas, an Earlston—Tcrala colt 700 guineas, a Malster—'Wakeful colt 823 guineas. SYDXEY TRAMWAY TRAFFIC. ■■Sydney, .March 20. Over r ive million passengers were carried on the tramcars during the holidays —a record number. EQUINE HIGH JUMP. . Sydney, March 20. The Burlington high jm:\p was won by Radium, who cleared oft. lOin. "WOOD-CHOPPING CONTEST. Sydney, March 20. The wood-chopping contest at the : Show was won by Blanc (Tasmania). | Appo (New Zealand) was fourth. THE OVERSEAS CLUB. Sidney, March 20. At a big gatheringin the Town Hall, the Lord Mayor, presiding, welcomed Mr. Wrench, organiser of the Overseas C'hib, and explained that the object of the society was to draw together in the bond of comradeship pdpples living under the folds of the British flag. The organisation was absolutely democratic.