GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 January 1919, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES.

PIUXCK OF WALKS' MOVEMENTS. Paris, Jan. 15. The l'rinw of Wales has arrived at Cologne iu a<> "eroylauc from Spa. lie persuaded the pilot to do stunts which lie thoroughly enjoyed. He aho Hew to Bonn, attended a Canadian dance and danced with the nurses, later vimting tlie Americans at Coblenz. — Cable Assoc. TRANS -SIU L'KI AN RAILWAY London, Jan. 15. The trau.--Siberian railways will be worked by Japan and America under ft board representing the inter-Allied nations. —Aus.-N./C. Cable >ssn. ' PLAGUE OF IiATS IN ENGLAND. London, Jan. Tlio pla?!*- 1 cf rats in Great Britain is 80 serious that the Board of Agrieulture has established a special department to co]).: therewith under experts. —Aus-N.Z. Cable Assn. RAILWAY WOllKElt'S INHERITANCE London. Jan. 14. William Allison, a timekeeper at the LoixVn and North-Western locomotive sheds at Ru?by. states that he has mwho died in Australia. He saw a Melbourne solid tor's advertisement three vears a-jo ?eelcin« news of Allison's father, who, however, was dead. T'.i? sister answered the advertisement, but no reply was received for a time Then he learned that his uncle's lor(une of £IOO,OOO was divided between hjs sister and himself. Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

AMERICAN 1, FTiETOTTTra SUNK BY COLLISION. Received Jan- 18, 5.R p.m. London, Jan. IS. Tlift American freight hoat Lal-o Erie was simlc in a collision in the British Channel—Aus A T Z. Cable Assoc. I.W.W. AHITATORS SENTENCED. Received Jan- 19, 5.5 p-m. Francisco. Jan. IT. Fortv-tliree T.W.W. anti-air asritaton wore sentenced to from one to ten years' imprisonment for sabotage plots which were disclosed. —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assoc.