Latest Cables.

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1166, 9 December 1904, Page 3

Latest Cables.

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The Free Church London, December 8

Tho United Free Church of Scotland has surrendered 27 out of tho 107 churches (lfiuanded. Sir John Cho.vno will uiako tomporary arrangements in reference to the Scotch Church crisis pending o reforsuce of the matter to Parliament.

Russian Reforms Si Petersburg, Dec i

M, PobiodonsizifflHspmi'ii id .1 tininornndum against tlio Zmuiiua »'■ so-iriout. Tho nobility congress is opposed to iho resolution* mi the grnu'i.l ihat ilia populnti.il is'o.i uiio.lue.nod to understand such reforms.

Indian Miss .on to Persia

London, December 8

The Russians at Tohoran have bocn ordered to send a commission to southeastern Poraia to watoh the Indian commercial mission.

The Panama Caual

New Yokk. Decombor 8

W. H. Taft, tho commissioner at Panama, has announced that tho United States hopes to build a soa levol canal,

International Arbitration

London, Dec, 8

Thomas Barclay, formerly presidont of tho British Chamber of Cora'tnerco in Paris, is revisiting Germany to endeavour to assochto the' Chambers of Commerce, Boards of Trade, and business classes with his pacific mission in tho direction of international and arbitration treaties,

Austria and the Porte

Constantinople, Decouiuor 8

Tho Porto has conceded Austria's demands, The irregularities consisted of the seizure of Austria's mails and preventing their distribution by the local Austrian postoflioo. Sevoral Austrians wero ill—{rooted-

Sievier Assaulted.

Lovdon, Dec. 8. A gang of men severely nssaultod " Bob," Sievier, tho sportiii" man, in ti .■ slreot, He is confined to his room.

New Zealand Appeal Case

Li'NiwN, Dec. ti,

The Privy Council has reseryod i's judgment in tho Wellington oase, Riddleford versus the King.

A White Australia London, December 8

The Standard, commenting on the declining British into and the whito Australia policy, asks how Australasia can dam out tho Oriental flood with a uioro frin»o of white inhabi'ants, and how it can rofitso to aid willing Asiatios if no others aro available to 'work their most gigantic and undevolopod States 1

Immigration to Colonies

London, Dee. 8

Mr J, T, Larko, Canadian of Works, advises the encourngrmmit of European immigration, imitating the Canadian policy.

The Mount Lyell Suit

London, Drcpinb' r 8

Tim Court of Appeal tins rl'Mniwrl tho qpppal n( tli' Mmhh Ly'l "ni'wny Company versus tli' Tisnianian Commissioner of Inland Revenue.

Mr. Balfour LoNDfN, December 8 Mr, Balfour has recovered from his indisposition,

A Visit to the Pope

London, Doc, 8

Prince Arthur of Cannaught, who represented King Edward at ibo Prinoo of Predmont's baptism, has visited tho Pope,

Big Profits Berlin, Doceinber 8 The Krupp firm's gross profits for tho year aro a million sterling,

Au Empire Day

London, December 8

Lord Month, voplying to Mr. 6.L, Kcid's sugestion in favour of an Empire Day to celebrate tho Sovereign's birthday, stated that there was Utile importance as to what day was appointed if the toaching was calculated to strengthon tho Imperial ties throughout tho empire.

To successfully introduce it few wolltried remedies, the proprietors, P. Bock and Co., manufacturing chemists oi Adelaide and Auckland, have made arrongo" raents with tho leading tradesmen to sell ihe first trial packet to oaoh customer on approval, giving a printed guarantee to that effect, Tho price will bo refunded in tho ovent of it not boing approved of, One of theso is "Bock's Rheunmiio Powdor," prico 8s 6d; This is mi interna remedy; it expels tho excess of urio acid vor'7oo cured cases aro on record for the North Island alone. "dura-Hypo" is another, being purely herbal end rather 1 pleasant to take; will be much esteemed as an opening modicino for children as wel as adults, but has proved an absolute cure for indigestion and all its symptoms. Price of a large bottle, only Is Bd, Another famous mod cine is "Bock's Balsam," price Is Gd, for coughs, colds, croup whooping cough, asthma, and bronchitis affords quick relief and proves pornmiicn to llio end. As thoro can be nothing fairor than to rofunil the money when not unproved of, we trust tho public will avai homsol voh of this oflot, THEBPREW OF CONSUMPTION It may bo open t > doubt wh ether CON SUMPTIOt' is curable, but there can bo no (iiiesiion that the progress of Ibis ternble disease can bo arrested if people will not delay in applying a remedy in iis oarly stagos, Tho premonitory symptoms are ro easily downed Unit llicre i< no excuse for not realising tho danger'winch m.y lit I curl Ihe neglect of a Iml cold or lianasin« cough. What is required is a medicine which will soothe the irrinviou of the Throat, Lungs ami Broii'liiM Tubes. And br this purposo .10 preparation can equal TuHsicnra. Tho numerous, Testimonials received by the invenlov of thw mixture prove lhat its ifiiciiwy ut beyond doubt, and for this reason every household should poBSOSii supply, so,us lo be able meet any emergency that may arise, 11 should be remembered that no o 1 her medicine has so high a reputation as TUSi'CURA, which can bo obtained from alii Stores and Chemists,