GENERAL CABLES.
HOT WEATHER IN SYDNEY. (Received November 4. 1.3 a.m.) SYDNEY, November ‘S. There has been a sudden change in tho weather (which was very cold for several weeks). A hot wind caused the thermometer to rise to 89 degrees in tho shade. TRADE IMPROVING. LONDON, November 2. Mr Spencer Phillips, the president, in an address delivered before tho Institute of Bankers, confirmed tho general impression that there is an undoubted improvement in British home trade, as well as in tho export trade. EXCHANGE OP ADMIRALS. SYDNEY", November 3. Admiral Fanshawe leaves for England in the Euryalus on the 16th inst. He will meet Admiral Fawkes, who is coming out in the Powerful, at Fremantle on tho 29th. COLD WEATHER AT SYDNEY". SYDNEY, November 3. Last month the weather was exceptionally cold, the temperature being tho lowest for forty-seven years.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5737, 4 November 1905, Page 5
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