MISCELLANEOUS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 317, 20 December 1906, Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS.

PEKINj Wednesday., Ohma bheiiß Kwarigche%tsze, . Kurin, and Kharbiri in Manchuria to international residents and trade. The Kianghi rebellion has been I crushedl TOKIO, \Veanesday. t , k Japaowe scfuadron isvisittng Honoto San Francisco owing to tlifi.- ove^wrought condition of public feeling there in connection with the schools dispute. , . The s.s. Age has been towed safely to port She broke her tail shaft off AUCKLAND, Wednesday. Hr luslice Edwards,, accompanied ■by ' Mrs ana Miss Jidwards, leaves shortly on a holiday trip to r.ecruit his health. His party wlil visiT Cairo, Algiers, ■ Tunis, England, the Continental cities, ami will ■ probably return by way ot , China ailii Jttpup, rpaohmg New Zealand at the end of January, 1308. ' INVERCARGILL, Wednesday. I Ross and Glendiuing's warehouse was broken into on Saturday night, and a swag of varied goods of the probable value of £10 was removed. The thiet gained entrance by a skylight. i WELLINGTON, Wednesday. Mr A H. Wilding, of ChrUtchurch, ! m das beert SO successful- as ; a tennis player in England, arrived hi Ne>v . Zealand to-day by the R«aP ehu - was welcome on arrival by the mem- ' bers of the New Zealand Tennis Association, and was entertained at a gathi erin ° over which the Mayor presided Mr Wilding went on to cWstchurch in the evening by the s.s. Papavoa. , The Wellington and torlborough Cement Company have, decided to go ffi liquidation.. Wf v snowed a loss of £10,348, »«¥«*««• the extensive .cost of material, heavy charges, and inadequate capital. Some ■ 6300 tons of cement were sold, but the 1 Works were, never run to then- full ca pacity. The, directors proposed to re- . construct, and to Kiriove ,the works tc , X som'ce of supply of tte, raw material, but,- the shareholders decided in favour of liquidation. J .