GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 35, 1 July 1914, Page 4

GENERAL CABLES.

A FAR-EETCHED theory. "y Cable—Presg Association—Copyright Received 30, C p.m. r\„ ,q , . 1T „ l/onion, June 3ft Br Schiller, President of the Soci«tv o syelncal Research, tej Ttii headquarters of the R,oyal &eietv of atat !) d tllMt tlle and cross-coir-espondent-.e with "fch e other thins like ea, * d - to ir SU ® es t that spmeo' Si, w'S m ' JOUWI Witl ' * bc W l *

SYDXEy WHARF FIRE. Received 30, 8.25 pjm. o>i, ■ ... Sydney, June 30. TW mq l Ul '\ t " lto t,lle North German Moyd s whajf fire on the 13th, resulted in ail ojxm verdict. It was stated that the wharf sheds, apart from -tflteir valuawe contents, were for £41,300,

BOWLERS FOR AUSTRALIA. (Received 30, 10.25 p.-ro. TU „ .. . 'Sydney, June 30. The Kngjisfli, bowling team has arrive in excellent condition. -

THE BOORABIL LAND SALES, Received 30, 8.25 p.m. ' ur. i . S . v<sne y. June 30. Mr. Justice Pring has been appointed Koyal Commissioner into the Boombil land .yjale enquiry, arising out of the sale of property to the Government through members of Parliament acting as land agents.

SMALL-POX IN SYDNEY. Received 1, 12.50 a.m. Sydney, June 30. A wardwian j n tflie Newcastle Hospital has been smitten with' sitmlT-pox.

HEAVY RAINS IN AUSTRALIA. Received 30, 10.25 pjm. ' Sydney, June 30. Heavy Tains liave c&utyHl an interruption of telegraphic eamimiuniieojtion.