LATE CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1727, 22 February 1912, Page 3

LATE CABLE NEWS.

(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) M V //-'(-Per Press Association.) • (Received".February 22, 11.10".a.m.) V; SPAIN IN MOROCCO. .'.-. | : ■ : Madrid, Feb. 21. During fighting in the vicinity of .-Mellila, "• six Spaniards were killed and twenty-eight wounded. The Moors suffered heavily, and a hundred were also killed elsewhere. A PROHIBITED-DRAMA. . ■-Berlin, Feb. 21. i The censor of plays has prohibited j the production of Cecil Raleigh's drama, ' The great millionaire," because of the scene- depicting bread T-qting. LORD DUDLEY IN A COLLISION. - (Received "February. 22, 11.10 a.m.) ' •"• London, Feb. 21. .- A telegram from Paris states that an excursion car. used along the coast at Nice collided with a motor-car in which "Lord Dudley ,\e.XrGoyernor-Ge-neral of Australia was driving. . The occupants of the excursion car were thrown over the parapet, several of them heing seriously injured. Lord Dudley escaped, injury. -, (Received Feb. 22, 10.55 a.m.)

WON FROM THE EARTH. Sydney, February 22. The value of the .mineral output from New South Wales last year was j £9,758,000, an increase of £1,021,000 on the previous year. This increase was mainly due. silver, lead, and. copper. "The aggregate value" of metals won to the end" of .1911 was £217,877,000. THE PEACOCK .MURDER CASE. Melbourne, Feb. 22. Evidence has concluded in thej Peacock, case. ./Accused, Dr. Peacock, who: is charged with the murder of a,girl named Daires, was not admitted to bail, as 'previously. CYCLING RACE.

Participants in tho six-day -race at midnight had covered 1170 miles. Dotzaner won 1000 miles. Only eight teams are-still competing. A STRII_E SETTLED. , Adelaide, February 22. The brewers* strike was settled by conference. A DREDGE ON THE WAY. Fremantlej February 22. Sailed—Canterbui-y, dredge, foi Lyttelton, New Zealand.