GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13905, 5 November 1919, Page 5

GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

y,v. in!'.' TKLKurjAi'ii—C'orvfsi'jHt.j [>IB PbBSS ASSOCIATION. iifi>' WANTS INDEMNITY. ■„ ,; N.•-.< rii!><-r .">. 5.45 a.m. '•' ' TOKK). November '2. -.. ;;-,iJ'-r-t<Ki'l that (luring the (/.■.•:7:'-'i'', nmsidiTatioii of the : . x - ■'.'■:'!'•'■" r "> ! >lamed the Japanese ",' jv ;. t<>r accepting withL^„-,-,. ■--.. : in." naiwr of an indemnity *'V;' viV. Ii- was pointed out that ha- n ' J prisoners in Germany. '"_'., .... vompolled to care for a 1<; i-j : ; " r "' enemy prisoners in uVYV VN TRADE WITH THE }1 EAST. Mas. and N-Z. Cable Assn.) -..J November 5. 8.45 a.m. NEW YORK. November 2. ifa-t Soilar has bought a 14-aere rfrun' >itf to establish a direct f York -Shanghai freight and passencorvi'--"-'. via Panama, employing six ~U H-" wiH build a million-dollar building in New York. FR\IAN" RAILWAY RESTRICM TIONS.. (ias. and N-Z. Cable Assn.) .; r .J November 5, at 8.45 a.m. ■ BERLIN, November 2. , e Tra i i-'-'it! , -" r train service has been <aded throughout Germany for a jjVht '<■•'> facilitate goods traffic. Sally in '•' :>al am * potatoes. BRITISH STEAMER MINED. (in 9. ond N.Z. Cable Assn.) rived November 5. at 8.45 a.m. COPENHAGEN, November 2. u British steamer Volturness, fl 'n" food for the British, wag and «unk. The crew was res- '

I ;ALE-S OFF BRITISH COAST. (Ana. and N-Z. Cable Assn.) ■ivcd November 5. at 8.40 a.m. LONDON. November 2. iur small vessels were wrecked on Goodwin-• in a violent' gale on nJay night. The Deal lifeboat rueu a wave wash away sis people clingto rigging. All perished. Two rs were picked up clinging to an irneil boat. The lifeboat was again d out raid rescued two men x-linging trreek. They saw another wreck hicli !:!•:• crew perished. A steamer ; J up a boatload ot" survivors off Th>.T.: are no details. < ERR HAASE IN EXTREMIS. (Aus. and X.Z. Cable Assn.) ■ivtd XoviTiilier 5. at !)..j a.m. COPEXHAGEX. Xovember 2. rrr Haas-', she German Socialist k » |ii» nus recently si (tempted, is crttif-ni"condition. His death is Hstfun ef hours, i (jERMAX PROPAGANDA IX SCHLESWTG. (Aus. aad X.Z. Cable -Assn.) i««l Xxv.rinht-r 0. at \).~j a.m. COPENHAGEN. November 2. itkr pressure of public opinion the aan troops which were sent to ibafe: have been withdrawn. The nan Chancellor is coming to North s»ir: to participate in the German aguida. Huge sums ot" German :j have been tent in an effort to tare the vote in favor of freeing province.