LAST NIGHT'S CABLES

Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 107, 1 December 1905, Page 3

LAST NIGHT'S CABLES

Telegraph Frees ABHOciafcion Copvrwbt London. Nov 80. The Powers have warned the Balkan States that they will not tolerate attempts to subvert the ttatus quo in the Balkan Peninsula and hope the States will second the efforts of the Powers in preventing anything calculated to encourage a revolutionary movement in the Turkish provinces The Powers Note has painfully impressed Bulgaria. Paris, November 80 The French press comment sarcastically on the Kaiser's speech. They consider it partly a veiled threat and partly an attempt to pass the naval credits. New York, Nov. 80. The Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee strongly advise policyholders not to allow their policies to lapse owing to recent revelations, as the policies are now better than they have been for years, besides legislation is certain to strengthen the rights of holders. Melbourne, Nov 80. The Senate restored £1000 for the upkeep of the Sydney Government House, previously struck out, on condition that it did not appear in future estimates. A Sydney, Nov. 80. The spell of hot weather has been broken by an easterly gale accompanied by waking rain on the coastal districts. There is a rough sea and shipping is sheltering. . , Crick's case was called on in trie Criminal Court to-day. On the apphcrtion of Crick's counsel the hearing was postponed to the first sitting of the Court next year. The bail of £600 was extended. . The Australian Jockey Club, after inquiry into the running of the New Zealand mare Levant in the Hurdle Race on Saturday, has decided not to accept in future the entry of Levant or any entries made by the owner.