GENERAL CABLES.
Press Association . London, October 18. , The blue-book recently issued, in which 120 diplomatists and consuls condemned the aupineness of British traders iu allowing their rivals to oust them from their trading positions, dealt with British trade generally and not with China in particular, as suggested in last week’s cablegram. New York, October 18. Mr Vanderbilt, the railway king, has been reconciled to his son, after a lengthy estrangement. Melbourne, October 19. Two lads, brothers, named West, when bathing at Horsham got out of their depth. A man named Barrett wont to their rescue, and saved one, who jumped on his shoulders. The other was drowned.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3567, 20 October 1898, Page 3
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