GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10550, 16 January 1913, Page 6

GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

(Sydney Sun’s Special Service.)- I FRINGE IN THE AIR. London, January 4, Prince Henry of i/rusi-Li made an hour’s flight in a naval airship yesterday. The craft was steered V.y a naval officer, and flew ov;ihy Royal Castle in Berlin. FRANCO-GERMAN ' ' iNITER. London. •hn.uiary 4. The G ernian m■ i■ > a c. • cuorities are constructing alori o;.AA, ■ heights of Horimon. It wi • > of the most powerful dcJVic ;> ■; works round the town of 'm - The French fronti"/ ■:-? only six miles distant, and tin- 1 rw.nh industrial centres of Join*’, n-e, and Homecourt will be 1 ' . within range of tho big guns s ; - 1 tort. AIRMAN’S Wo: A; AGUE ESC A Louiio/!. uiary 4. An army biplane id th.-üborough, piloted by a young m. mwr of the Royal Flying OovpA m T : , to the ground sideways fro;:.', height of 50 feet. “.The force of the T»Uj£ Juried JJthe engine in tiio ground, hv> ‘ t!ie pilot escaped with a shaking. NO CHURCH ! ' fIPEINE, Lou ri cn, .;<••> m’ »t*r. 5. Bishop Neiigan t>ih * 1 t J .G. at Manchester that • -miu;h at Home lacked disoipli ?;y which lie meant a keen ano ; uj rehension of duty, and inn ■- -v t work they were near to h.new nog their, duty to the command of the Saviour. In numbers they were weak, hut as regards efficiency he could safely say that no brunch of sent out such scholars to the east as . the English Church did. It they applied the criticism of want of energy, the Church of England was energetic enough in the ghastly way of raising money by such means as whist-drives —such means as would not be allowed in Auckland or in any other part of New Zealand. It was energetic enough in the co; icspondence columns of the newspapers, hut when they £saw the energy which was dissipated in pleasure there appeared room for much more energy in church work.