GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 9, 29 May 1914, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

IjONSON BUILW'NC STRIKE. j By Cable—Press j Received 28, 10.25 p.m. ] London, May t2S. I The tiondoa builders' employees at a ! ballot rejected by a large majority a J joint ooaferenee of roasters and men. j SUPFOSBO FIND' OF REMAINS OF ' ANDREE'S BALLOON. j Received 28, 10.2 A p.m. St. Petersbug, May 2S. , A Yakutsk telegram states that'parts ] of an old balloon have been found in a forest ia Eastern Siberia, .supposed to { be the remaias of Andree's balloon. TBMORA RAILWAY SMASH. Received 29, 12.40 a.m. Sydney. May 28. < Driver Irwin and Fireman Terrett, '< who were oa the engine in the Temoru train smash, have been discharged from the railway service. Irwin states that he was not guilty of any carelessness or neglect of duty. He told the truth regarding the signals, and had not expected his dismissal. LORB STRATHCOXA'S ESTATE. Received 29, 12.5 a.m. London, May 211. Lord Strathcona left John Hums .£5004 for the British leper home. ( SMALLPOX IX SYDXEV. Received 20. 12.5 a.m. Sydney. May 28. Three fre.h cases of smallpox are reported. , CHILLED MEAT ONLY. London. May 2«. Mr Flowers, vice-president of the Incentive Council of the Stale, after inspecting the abattoirs, said that too much quivering meat \va- sold, and in future no meat wiadd be sent out for i consumption until chilled.