CABLE NEWS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10408, 23 July 1912, Page 5

CABLE NEWS.

United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. Received , Jily 23, 9 a.m. Sydney, July 23, The Govorumeat Statistician reports that the production in spanu-faotnrt-s and works ls>at yea® increased .to £4 795,000 but raw material and £,ati co.t £3,183,000 additional, a a«t v»1e« added to the process of manufacture of £2,614.000.' Received July 23 10 a m. London, July 22. Obituary : Rev. Voysey Tigs, Sydney, July 23. Arrived : Northern Oflief from Auckland. The captain and crew had the worst voyage ever experienced. The cargo and timber sra London, July 22 ' The King, accompanied by the Queen, opened the insraingbat Dock, A structure at Boston cn which work girls had assembled to cheer the Royal train collapsed, and sis girls were injured and removed to the hospital. Sydney, Jaly 23. Mr Griffith has announced tlmt Government has decided to adopt underground >fcrams extending the Bondij Junction and under the harbour to Balmain. Melbourne. JcTy 23 The OityliOonccil heartily rapports Sydney’s proposal to iu.vite a squadron of warships to Australia. Melbourne, July 23. jg A regulation of the Commonwealth Bank Savings Department, as approved toy the Governor Sn-Oounoil, repudiates responsibility for fraudulent withdrawals despite the fact that Senate deals with this clause of the Bill, ‘and Mr Fisher withdrew the motion, the Honse disagreeing with Senate’s amendment. London, July 92. Walhi shares Sis 3d and 33s 9d. Talisman 37s fid and ,42s fid. Melbourne, July 23.

The Federal Ministers agree that Britain should not be ashed to send any warships from the North Sea. Mr Fisher thicks the ships are doing ▼ery well cruising In their own waters. Received July 23, 3 p.m. Sydney, Jnly 38. Arrived, at 10 a.m. : Ulimaroa.