GENERAL CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 172, 1 August 1901, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, July 30. The Radicals resist allowing the King to use discretion with regard to his title, fearing that unless the Bill specifies the title a more Imperialist one will possibly be chosen. The Nationalist opposition is based on the accession declaration and title of Defender of the Faith.

The British India Navigation Company have ordered ten boats from the Clyde Yards.

The steamer Strathmoro, bound from Melbourne to Durban, has been signalled off Mauritius with her ongines broken down. Assistance has been sent. New York, July 30. The Steel Trust recognises as union mills all mills open to unionists and nonunionists. Nobody will be discharged because ho is a unionist. The Amalgamated Association will not use inlluence to get steel-workers to join the union. Adelaide, July 31. The appointment of Mr Grainger as Agent-General has elicited some warm speaking, several members characterising it as a political job.

Sydney, July 31. It is stated that! the alleged anarchist who arrived by the Ormuz about the time of the Royal visit was kept in quarantine and closely watched till released on tho 25th inst. Melbourne, July 31. Maclaren’s team begins its tour at Adelaide on November ,19th.

As the result of the extreme cold, dairy cattle are suffering severely, and there is a general scarcity of grass everywhere.