GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Hungarian delegation has adopted the Naval Estimates.
Mr. Priestly, geologist of the Scott expedition, is a passenger for New Zealand by the Moeraki.
Further useful rains have fallen over the whole State of New South Wales, excepting the far west.
The strike of -wagon drivers in New York has been settled, and work should be resumed on Monday.
By a collision between a train and street car at Kalamazoo (Michigan) seven persons were killed.
The second son of Princess Henry of Battenberg is a passenger by the Omrah. He is starting on a tour of Australia and other parts of the world.
The Board ot Trade, in a circular, recommends representatives of British firms to communicate on arrival in the overseas dominions with His Majesty's trade commissioners. The latter will give information as to local trade conditions, and the names of suitable firms upon whom to call, and other 3imilar matters. ,
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 270, 14 November 1910, Page 5
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