GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 329, 3 March 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

• the ivanovitch murders. By Cable. —Press Association. —Copyright Received March 2, 10.40 p.m. Constantinople, March 2. The Porte will execute two of Ivanoyitch's murderers and reprieve two. | A RAKE COURTESY. - Received March 2, 10.40 p.m. Paris, March 2. M. Fallieres visited and condoled with Count Radolin on the death of his son. This is the first time that any president lias visited the German Embassy. OPIUM SMOKING DIVANS CLOSED. Received March. 2, TOO p.m. Hong Kong, March 2. All the Hong Kong opium divans have now been closed. NEW ZEALAND APPEAL CASE. Received March 2, 10.40 p.m. London, March 2. In the appeal case Greville v. Parker, ol New Zealand, judgment was reserved. COLONIAL FRUIT AT HOME. Received March 2, 10.40 p.m. London, March 2. Mr. Mc-Call, Agent-General for Tasmania, read a paper before the Society of Arts on the fruit production of the •Empire.-Hr. A. Orwin, of the Master Fruiterers' Company, who presided, Btated that the colonial fruit was of such excellent quality that it was doing much to make the British a nation- of fruit-eaters. SIR GEORGE REID. London, March 1. Sir G. H. Reid, in an interview, s'aid that every Britisher owes Mr. Chamberlain everlasting gratitude for his wonderful work as Colonial Secretary and in a more perpetual sense. A JOCKEY'S LIFE. London, March 1. Alex Hurley is suing Marie Lloyd for divorce. He claims £SOOO damages. Ben Dillon, the jockey, figures as corespondent in the case. A TURK RUNS AMOK. London, March 2. Elazar. a supposed Turk, entered the offices of Sassoon and Sons, in Leadenhall Street, and fired five shots, critically wounding Louis NafTin, a correspondence clerk. TTie assailant was overpowered and arrested.