BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15919, 3 May 1912, Page 7

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY. . United Press Electric Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, May 1It is reported from Washington that tho Government has commenced a ran tor the dissolution of the International Harvester Company. DOVER COAL. After twelve years' digging » quantity of Dover coal has been W* ■ to tho London market. P AND 0. COMPANYThe P. and O. oteamshio Company is calling up unissued capital to tho extent of £1,180,000 to improve the mail, passenger and cargo services. IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE. A court-martial at lshtib sentenced four of those who participated in the dynamiting of the Mosque to penal servitude for life, and thirty-nine others to terms of imprisonment varying from six months to fifteen years. Aft.foGappkturG oot,oe t .oV Eldm NEW DOCKS FOR LONDON. LONDON, May 2.

Mr H. O. Cameron, Produce Commissioner for New Zealand, and the South African Commissioner, are supporting the scheme for the construction of new docks at Canvey Island. SIBERIAN SHOOTING OUTRAGE. ST PETERSBURG, May 2.

A second body of 100,000 workers struck as a protest against the Sena shooting outrages.