GENERAL CABLES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 3 June 1924, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

*H CAB La—£\fcUsSS ABROCTATIOS—GOPTSTQ^X ! LONDON, May 30. j The Lord Mayor, presiding at a meeting in connection with Hose Day celebration, read a touching letter from Queen Alexandra, proudly and gratefully recalling the wonderful success which attended the. celebrations not only in the United Kingdom, but all over the Empire since the inauguration, and expressing great disappointment at her inability to take her customary drive throxgh the streets owing to medical advice. i j An equestrian statue ,of Lord Roberts | was unveiled by the. Duke of Con- ; naught at the Horse Guards Parade in the presence of a large and distinguished assemblage. i DUBLIN. May 30. J Two hundred and fifty transport | workers, who are loyal to the executive, ! raided and took possession of Lib--1 erty Hall. Jim Las-kin's supporters fied. j

PEKING, May 30. Lichioa, Chinese representative at Moscow, telegraphed the Government reporting the death of Hutukutu. Recent reports reaching Peking from TJrga stated that, though living, the Budha was ill.

Fiji butter has been pronounced of good quality and suitable for the London market. Weddels pronounced the taste and ■ eolouy as excellent, with a bier future, before the industry. Fiji cotton realised 23d in London.