GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 974, 15 November 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

By Tele? rajhHPresj Association—Uopjrxrliv . MILITAEJ COLLEGE. lice. November 14, }0.20,p.pi,) Sydney, November 14. Arrangements have been made to start immediately to erect the Military College buildings at Duntroon, 011 the border' of tlio Federal Capital ajea, GERMAN «.~ (Eeo. No7«mbor. 14;'10,20'p.m:) : >. Aden, November 13. ' The German Crown Prince has arrived. LARGEST GUN-POWER AND GREAT. EST SI'EED. / London, November 13. The Admiralty lias called on private builders to tender for the construction oi an armoured cruiser with a larger gijgpowor and a greater speed thin any yet designed. . . . IMMIGRANTS JOB CANADA. - " Ottawa, November 13. i From April last to July 155,548 immigrants arrived in Cana'da, against 54,699 in the United States. July, with 25,000, established a record for a single month. FATAL MOTORCYCLE 'ACCIDENT. Sydney, November 14, Mr. Arbuckle, manager of the Pelawmain Colliery, and Mr. Saulaville, engineer, were driving a motor-cycle on the colliery line w.hen it collided with a stationary train; Arbnotle was killed and Saulaville dangerously injured.

FREIGHT RATES;

London, November IS. The Ocean Steamship Company and other steamship companies have obtained a High Court injunction fending judgment being given—to restrain the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company from lowering freight rates from Antwerp to Eastern ports, whiqh wore fixed under mutual agreement in 1899. ' ■ . : : PORTUGUESE AMNESTY. London, November 13. Router's Lisbon' agent reports that the Portuguese amnesty includes Senior Franco, ex-Premier, and hi? colleagues. AUSTEOrHUNGABIAN NAVY. Vienna, November 13. The Hungarian. Delegation adopted the Austra.Hungarian Naval Estimates.

Sydney, November 13. Further useful rains have fallen over the whole of the State, excepting in the far west, . .-%■

MAN AND BOY DROWNED, Brisbane, November 13. A boy named Koser got into difficulties while swimming at Toowoomba. A man named Davis went to the .rescue, Both were drowned. A second rescuer had a narrow escape. • '

TITLES DECLINED,

Cape Town, November 13. It is stated that General. Lduis Botha (Union Prime Minister) and General J. 0. Smuts (Colonial Secretary) have de» cljned titles.