BRITISH & FOREIGN
Pmsb Assn.— By Telegraph.— Copyright LONDON, August .26. The marble, statue of Sir George Grey for Auckland will be shipped by the steamer Wakanui. '-,-.- • (Received- 9.26 a.m., August 27.) NEW YORK, August 26. Judge Alton B. Parker, tine Democratic candidate for the Presidency, advocates giving the Philippines political territorial independence, precisely similar to Cuba. Tlie strike m, New York tltrows idle for a year five million > pounds sterling invested m building business, as many buildings will be unfinished m time for October rentals. PARIS, August 26. More vessels havei been tlirown idle at Marseilles. The warships are engaged m carrying mails. OTTAWA, August 26. The Sault Sainte Marie , iron and Steel Works liave been reorganised at Ontario, with Government assistance, and have begun to manufacture 10,000 tons of stefal rails for the Dominion Governments
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10139, 27 August 1904, Page 3
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