GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 27, 1 February 1921, Page 5

GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

fSfelved 9 a.m.) A LONDON. January 31. I Break by Hooper. In his match last night, ifr. -J. R. Hr>oper. the Australian amateur cham- ,! pion. formerly of Auckland, who is com- , ; peting Ln the anuUeur championship, ■ made a break of IOT. of which 105 were ■J off the red ball—i A. and N.Z. Cable. I [ ! Bolshevik Victim. 11 The Marquis of Milford Haven, for- ( j merly Prince Louis of Battenberg, has , J roach mi Jerusalem with the body of his . j sistcr-in-lanr. the Grand Dooiess Elizabeth of Russia, whom the Bolsheviks murdered near Perm. The body will be interred at Gethsemane.— t Reuter.) Weaker Freights. Freights continue to weaken. Steamer fixtures for Australian wheat are now obtainable at £.3 10/ a ton.—A. and N.Z. Greek-JtTimn.EiaJi Alliances. The Greek Crown Prince marries the Princess Elizabeth of Rumania at Bucharest, in the second week in Febru » ary. The Rumanian Crown Prince weds . Princess Helena of Greece at Athens . shortly afterwards.— (Reuter.) The Welsh Train Smash. It is now stated in connection wirt the railway collision near Aberarule U ales, where a passenger express and s slow train collided head-on with the lost i of 16 lives, that the driver of the slow t i train entered the section without obtain t I ing the correct tablet.— (Reuter.l ' I Turkish Nationalists' Aims. ! Kemal Pasha, the leader of the Turkisl i Nationalists, is reported to be preparing j a general offensive on all the Asiatir I fronts where ho hap tronps stationed — I [A. and KZ Cable.) a' i' You aave added buying power whei -you shop in low -rontal Karangahape i Road, because you pret "'The best foi less" there.—(Ad.i