GENERAL CABLES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14706, 5 June 1920, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

■ frtCIKIC iCJOBIfH—COFTRIOHT.; ■ c p er piee* Association.) ■ DEMOBILISED OFFICERS (x an d N.Z. Cable Assn.) June LUX DO ■ I no,,.'las Hair's Officers.' As.tOPf t.» take 12,51)0 D Australian tanns. 'convening a mreiing ui tb. ■ ? intere-ts of tho city, with a B^ securing further financial btipK c - , rt[llir Stanley and Mr Christo■sirT«rnt'r ;-nd other influential men B er \ir«>d the London Board, tinanB^ 01 ," London consider that if RiStwlians were more generous in B". nmrt thi- would ensure further for overseas settlement. suggests that U,e should be extended to other ■ • Australia" States. WT WOOL SALES. I and N./■ Cable Assn.) ■tfiwi ■!»"<-• '' A X ! T\VEI{P m .r,,,ie -I. H Vn-tralian woo! sale.-, tiiere ■rooaefiite 'lidding. v.ah irregular Hr f i ' 7 'j P*t < cat. detune. Jolevcn ■JJd IwleVwere offered and 2200 Klonial TRADE with hun- ■ H and X.Z. Cable Assn.) M -La Jane 5. at 0.2-3 a.m. B o '" 1 PRAGUE, June 4. Ifln> Australian Press "Association inHneffed Herr Hotowetz. Minister for Rmerte. regarding the prospects for B«4 trading arrangements with AusBfaand New Zealand. Herr HotoKfwelcomed the idea and said needs raw materials in re-estabffeh her industries. The Ktfem is ene ot' finance, and it would Hfjeceswrv to obtain credits or make B rial arrangements because the exWLm is so seriously against CzechoThe country has already seWutmDe months' credits from the Bfe£ States, whence it is importing KLj direct which was formerly purat London and Liverpool. The BTrepablie looks hopefully to Britain as Britain was the first Power rtcosni.se Czecho-Slovakia's Htjbnal li'o-hts. resulting in her indetie would be glad to think Hgggsible to develop friendly relations British dominions also. _ Bffig )linister continued: We h.ive purchased Australian and Zealand wool in the English mnrB&at have difficulty in obtaining the quantity's now, except on a of credits. Ho would willingly with :i view to ascertaining rt was possible to establish trading arrangements with and Xew Zealand to mutual than in Britain. We would manufactured textiles, glassHe. porcelain, and paper in payment. Hotowetz suggests that AustraNew Zealand producers should Kfc practicability of the scheme by small aunn'tities of raw maK&to responsible C'zecho-Slorakian thus enabling them the results. ■ GAS strike at home. (Ana. and N.Z. Cable Assn.) LONDON. .rune 4. entire country is threatened with strike for higher wages. overwhelmingly favored the of work on the 26th. H MSHEVTKS IN PERSIA. ■ (ins. and N.Z. Cable Assn.) Jane -3. at 9 a.m. CONST ANTINOPLE. -Tune 4. Hit Persian Legation understands tie Bolsheviks have entered ■ GREECE UNSETTLED. and N.Z. Cable Assn.) Jane 5, at 9 a.m. ATHENS. June 4. has decides! that marshall continue until the danger rising has been reHe believes the plotters had act during his forthcoming France and England. Venithe reports that King Hakdoes not intend to return. H ROME, June 4. Kutine. in an interview, said he believed Greece would recall & said he never abdicated, and elections would rejectand insist on Constantine's HICFEAN .MA.MMOTH REMAINS. (Renter's Telegrams.) Hsra* Jane -5. at 8.40 a.m. PARIS, June 3. have discovered near fossilised bones, which scienbelong to a pre-mammotli, elephant, I3ft in height, tasks Sft long. ■ TRADE WITH RUSSIA. Cable. Assn. and Reuter.) Jane -5, at 10.30 a.m. LONDON, June 4_. tile House of Commons, replying regarding the conversaKrassin. Mr Lloyd George that the Supreme Council at on April 26th decided that representatives should meet and other Russian trade deleexcept Litvinoff in London, besides heading the delegation the Russian Co-operative t was also Soviet Governjfimster, and therefore acted in and authority of the Soviet Mr Lloyd George thought Vl was not originally a German He was associated with a Gerfirm, but was :t Russian. Government wanted to settle .questions before undertaking for example, the release prisoners in Russia was to the renewal PLAGUE IN MEXICO. and N.Z. Cable Assn.) Jone 5. at 0.50 p.m. K . MEXICO CITY, June 4. plague is spreading at Vera I IU itre su^" CABINET CHANGE. and N.Z. C ; .i.le Assn.) W Jane 5. .it 0.50 p.m. Washington, June i. tnaer-S«retHrv of State, Mr Mr Wilson has IN PERSIA. Cable Assn.) j . LONDON, June -1. disorrdit the statement "Outieviks have entered TeD EALL\GS WITH HUNGARY. X.Z. Cable Assn.) V . LONDON, June 4. nal Transporters' Federa-jen-e - :lt Southampton disof the International Trades' Union to boy--1 Jnne by stopcommunications. The that trade unionists sa"5 a " suffered unparalleled persecution. The cruelthote practised under l a ° s P° rt ers referred the Tprni m entarv Committee fjp'e Alliance. '