MISCELLANEOUS WIRES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 11 September 1909, Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS WIRES.

(Pbess Association.—Cofzbiqht.) BERLIN, Friday. The Kaiser, speakling at Stuggart, said hbaven had allowed Count ' von Zeppelin to perform splendid work for the Fatherland i in uniting the people in a great patriotic idea. NEW YORK, Friday. Mr E. H. Harriman, |he railway' ihng. liate, died a't'-r a vejapc* Cinp t<- ii'Mifu indigestion. There was heavy selling on the New York Stock Exchange in anticipation of his death, but the actual I news was received too late to further affect stocks. '' Professor Percival Powell,-of Boston, observed oxygen in the atmosphere on Mars. TEHERAN, Friday. The ex-Shah has lift Persia. SYDNEY, Friday. Falstead, of Victoria, won the open golf championship of Australia, with an aggregate of 316, beating Soutar by two stiolfef. GHRIgTOHURCH, Friday. Several Christshuroh 'charities will benefit under the will of the I late Mi> A, W. Money, who j lias left 500 to each of the following:—! The Salvation Army, The Female Re-' Fuge (Anglican)n a"d Nurse Maude's district nur.oes' fund. PAHIATUA, Friday. A meeting of shareholders of tho Wei-, ington Meat Company was held here' his afternoon. There was a large at- i endance; the Wairarapa and.Manawatu listricfe 1 beipg- well-represented.- It wos ' ■esolve<l that ths question of a site for, he new freezing works be left to the, jefmanent directors to decide, and that' hey confine their report, to the Welling-' on and Wairarapa sito?. ■ I ,