GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 190, 10 February 1914, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

'■ T*ANGO ])AN(JIN r (i OX TRAIN'S. | By GiWfl—Press Association— C'opyriyiit *.: New Vork, February S. | Z< Til ii{(o (liiiiciiiy, a* a relief for the tedium of transcontinental railway journeys, is tile latest American novelty. PREACH OK PROMISE. >iew Vork, February fi. iliss Monica Rordcn, the nctivs,, lias offered to torsive filr. Guinlc and inarry dim if lie is willing. A compromise U probable. [.Mr. Guinle is a millionaire against wlioni Miss liordeu brought an action for breach of promise, churning fioi),000 damages.] IRISH THEATRE R'I'OT. j . , London, February S Twenty persons ,'were arretted at Wostport ia connection- with the theatrical disturbances- when the l!ev. .1. 0. Ilannay's play ''General John Regan" i was presented.

GOLD RUSH AT QUOIT .MATCH. t , .Sydney, February 0. * During a quoit match at Dunolly l ' quoit displaced an ounce gold uug»et. ' A rush followed, and the ground was pegged out ill all directions. BCTCHERS' STRhvH EXPECTED. Sydney, February !). No settlement has been reached in the ' butchers' trouble, ami it is expected the .shopmen will strike to-day and the ' city be to a large extent without meat. the heat wave. *ydno_,, February 9. The heat wave continueos over the . greater part of the Commonwealth. ] There are many high registers, includiii" I lliirkc 110 degrees. | VESSEL OVERIH' ' Sydney, February u. Some anxiety is felt at Newcastle over ; the non-arrival of the ITornfeU, : c rom Auckland. 'Attempts to get into wireless with her have been unavailing.