CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS
WHOLESALE PRICES RISING.
[BY CABLE —PBESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.]
RUGBY, July 11
An increase of 1.2 per cent in the average of wholesale prices in June, is revealed in the Board of Trade index number of statistics. Decreases were shown in each of the three preceding months.
APPLES AUCTION.
LONDON, July 11
This season’s four hundred thousandth case of New Zealand apples, from the Napier district, was auctioned at Spitalfields on behalf of the •Barnardo Homes, arid realised £llO.
KILLED BY ALSATIANS.
CALCUTTA, July 12
Simla reports state that a pack of eighty Alsatian dogs, bred by the ruler of an Indian Central State, attacked and devoured the ruler’s cousin. The dogs left of him only a few bones. The ruler has been obliged to pay handsome compensation to the family of deceased. The attack occurred when the deceased, during his stay at the ruler’s palace, went for a stroll at night, and was set upon by the dogs.
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