GENERAL CABLES.
THE'BRITISH ASSOCIATION. By Telegraph.—Per Press Association. London, November 16. The Council of the British Association passed a resolution of thanks for the generous Australian hospitality and the concessions extended to members.
RELIEVING SYDNEY TRAFFIC. -Sydney, November 17. The Government is considering a scheme to relieve the traffic problem by the creation of two avenues, one between George and 'Pitt streets, and the other between 'Pitt and Castlereagh streets. VICTORIAN ELECTIONS. Melbourne, November 17. Nominations for the general elections have closed. Sixteen members were returned unopposed including 'Mr Peacock, Minister of Education, and tho Leader of the Opposition, 'leaving forty-nine
| seats to be contested. NEW SOUTH WALES LOAN. Sydney, November 17. Mr Holnian states that lie is placing treasury bills for £1,750,000 in London at 4% per cent.
BROKEN HILL MINE. London, November 17. The British Broken Hill Company shows a profit balance at £47,494, but under existing conditions tho directors do not recommend distributing further dividends, as the mine must remain closed till arrangements for disposal of concentrates can be obtained.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 149, 18 November 1914, Page 2
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