GENERAL CABLES.
WHITE STAR. 1.-IN Kit DAMAGED United Pres* Assn. by El. Tel. CopjrlKbi Australia a Presß Absn.--United Service LONDON. Nov. 5. The White Star liner Runic arrived in the Mersey to-day with her stem damaged above tile water line after a collision near Greenock with tho British cruiser, H.M.S. London, which was returning from her trials. The cruiser had her stc-rn damaged, NATIONAL EDUCATION BY FILM Australian Press Assn.—United Servlca ROME, Nov. 5. Senor Villegas, representing the League Council, in tho presence of the King of Spain and Signor Mussolini, opened the League’s Institute of international education cinematography, established by the Italian Government’s generosity in the liistoric villa of Falconieri. The Government has banned war films throughout Italy, and also films likely to offend any district. RUMANIAN POLITICAL SPLIT (Australian Press Association.) BUCHAREST. Nov. .4. M. Maniu declines to join the coalition Government, hut says the Peasants Party is willing to take the sole responsibility of the Government. In any case the Peasants could not co-operate with the existing Parliament. There must ho a dissolution, and a clean sheet, at home and abroad. Everyone grees that M. Maniu dominie.-; the situation. though five party leaders are striving for power, NEW COAL BURNER (Australian Press Assn 1 LONDON. Nov. 5. Lieut. Brand has resigned • from the Australian Navy to concentrate upon the development of a new coal burner. A demonstration during the week-end impressed the executive of the Sailors’ and Firemen’s Union The burner is compact. like an electric light socket,, and fits a boiler door, the coal being fed in through a pipe by air pressure, which also operates a distributing fan and give 3 combustion in the whole area of the fire box and raises steam in half an hour. GODLESS RUSSIA. (Australian Press Association.' RIGA, Nov. 4. At the request of the Anti-God Society, the Centra] Council of ihe Soviet lias decided that any trides unionists participating in religions services will be expelled from the unions. NEW BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. (British Offioial Wireless.) . RUGBY, Nov. (5.
The 'Currency and Bank Notes Act 1028, vesting in tho Bank of England. the sole right to issue, legal tender- notes •in -Great Britain is to come into operation on November 22. This. is preliminary to the issue of •Cl and 10s notes by the hank to.replace £285,000,000 worth of Treasury notes now in circulation. Signed by Sir Warren Fisher, as Secretarv of the Treasury, the notes have been printed at,the Bank.of England, and it is believed that they are of such (design as to make forgery virtually impossible. It is understood that ihe £1 notes are green and 10s notes 'red. SOUTH AFKJCAN CABINET CRISIS. United Press Assn, by El. Tel. Oopyrlehl (Australian Press Assn.) CAPETOWN, November 5. ' Cabinet sat al) day, and its resignation is probable to-morrow, following which General Hertzog will immediately reconstruct the Ministry, shelving Mr. Madeley.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10737, 7 November 1928, Page 7
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