CABLE NEWS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10410, 25 July 1912, Page 5

CABLE NEWS.

■United Press Association. — By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright, London, July 24. -Mr Ramsay Macdonald, speaking .at Tower Hill, violently denounced Lord Davenport, who, he said, was devoid of iinmanlty. While the men Jbad a particle of self respect they mast fight. 'Newcastle, July 35 Arrived.—Mamarl from New Zaa'land. ; London, July 24. The tallow sales were not held owing to the strike. Received July 35, 10 a.m. Sydaey, July 25. Mr Nielsen, of Lands, has returned from a visit to America. He says the greatest Ignoranoa prevails concerning Australia. If proper inducements were offered American farmers wonld come here in thousands. ' Mr Hay. an English expert, has been appointed to report on the congestion of traffic in the city. He recommends underground railways, a bridge across the harbour from Blue’s Point So Dawes’ Point, carrying electric trams. Received July 35, 10 a m. London, July 24, r Of forty persons.arrested in a gambling club at Islington, several have been remanded and others 2 a!eased. Mr Jacob Horwitz, of Berlin, and formerly a member of Queensland Parliament, baa donated £7500 to Warwick. Hospital.