GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 69, 15 December 1919, Page 15

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

4 xsv; SOLT.H WALES POPULATION. Sydney, December 13. Tim official statistics show Hint the nonulation of Now South Wales is 1.084.384.--Press Assn. T!. D. MEACUIER AGAIN REFUSED. Sydney, December 13. The seventh application of Mr. ft. D. Measlier for roiti:>laifnicnt on the rolls nf solicitors has been refused.—Press Assn. I'l'lNC'K OF WALES AND THE SCCLLBRS. (Kec. Decc-mber If, 5.5 P- ra -). London, December 13. The Prince of Wales has subscribed ,£lO to. the Darry {urn!.—Au.-s.-N '/•■ Cable Assn. UNITED STATES SUGAR CONTKOL. i Roc. December It, 5.5 p.m.) Washington, December 13. Tim United Stales .Senate lias pawed a Hill cmilinuiim the Government, control »f rfucar to 11130, and providing lov the mircha.--? of Cuba's IMO orop.-Aus.-N./,. Cabin A >sii. spktiad or whitley councils. (flee. Decembe;- 13, 5.5 p.u*-) London, December 11. There are fifty-one Whitley councils in rt-piewiitiir,' over four million worker. Negotiations «r? procecdm* re•janlimr sixteen otlu-r pnilessionK.-i(eu-t i>r. COMMISSIONS FOR HANKERS, (llec. Dec-embtr 13, 5.5 P.m.) London, December 13. 1-oii'vim lo r. deputation Mr. Winston riiuiehill said lie agreed Willi the princiule of definitely 1 number of Army cimmissioii,- to ranKois — licuter. __ ■vHOi.rnoN or m?ittfn meat CAR UN. London, December 11. Meal card-* are lo be abolished oil December 1.).-- lieuli-r. CANDIDATE FOR U.H. PRESIDENCY. (Ree. December 14, 11-"' P- m -> Washington, December 13. Senior Fiiam Johnson, nf California, |~'s :inaoui!(-ed liis Presidential canulda-lure.—Aus.-N /,. Cable Assn. A I T ST HA LI AX CRICKETERS. (lice. December 11, 1135 p.m.) Capo Town, December 13. 'I'iie Australian cricketers sailed to-day. —Aiis.-N'./. Cable Assn. LATE SHIPPING. (Hive. December 14, 11.5 p.m.) London, December 12. Arrival.—Passed the Lizard, I'ort Ila-'l'inL' Sailrd for Auckland (N.M, "rniAtth -Ans..X.Z. _C«ble Assn. REPATRIATING THE A.I.F. (Kec. December 13, 1.-10 a.m.) London, December 12. Ai'-t i-j'lian Headquarters arc busily eneved in preparing for the repatriation «r J Ivi- batch of soldi-era. On y about HI) -i-c 'liki-iv to remain lo spend Chnst--1 Eiis'land.—Aus.-N. 7i. Cable Assn.