GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Gatwick stewards fined Stanley Wootton, the ex-Atistralian jockey, £10 for insulting the starter.
The- N.S.W. Premier has approver! of the appointment of a Meat Abattoirs Board, entirely to control the meat industry.
The. statistics of the Anglican Missionary Association show that the Anglicans in the Commonwealth contribute 3-Jd per head annually to missions.
William Ritchie, a London merchant, has divorced his wife, whose stage name was Mary Grey, James Bernard Fagan, dramatic author, being co-respondent. Henry Herbert Price, a London solicitor, has been sentenced to three years' hard labour for misappropriating £2600, a portion of Baron Reuter'3 marriage settlement.
The Queensland Government has decided to increase the police vote by nearly £50,000, aud to add 200 men to the strength of the force.
The N.S.W. High Court has ruled that a person ceased to be a member of an association three months after the date of resicrnation. whether he paid his dues or not.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 145, 18 June 1912, Page 5
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158GENERAL CABLE NEWS. Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 145, 18 June 1912, Page 5
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