MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12748, 18 September 1919, Page 7

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

By Telegraph—Pros* Aisodation—Copyright Australian and N.2. Cable Association, (Received September 18, 12.10 p.ra.) , PARIS, (September 15. M. Bratiano, Rumanian Premier, has resigned owing to Rumania not receiving the whole of Banat in accordance with the Treaty. The Serbian Cabinet has also resigned. AMSTERDAM, September 15. The ex-Kaiser’s possessions have reached Holland. Thcv include art treasures valued at £BOO,OOO. WASHINGTON, September 16. According to official advices received from Pekin the Chinese Government has issued a mandate declaring Peace between China and Germany. NEW' YORK, September 17. A naval! experiment station succeeded in establishing telephonic and telegraphic communication between a hydroplane flying at 2000 ft elevation and a submarine submerged several fathoms. Discoveries of new dyeing processes and new machinery for shearing and handling of rabbitskins have greatly increased the possibilities of marketing Australian and New Zealand skins at St Louis. The Publishers’ Association has decided to suspend publication of 125 periodicals, some of them having a national circulation, if the Printers' Union does not reduce its demands for a forty-four hour week, wages of fourteen dollars weekly, and an increase in wages for individual printers. The union is planning to strike on October VANCOUVER, September 17. Captain Erick Donaldson, an Australian veteran, has arrived from France. Ho announces that he will attempt a flight from California to Australia, via Hawaii, using a Sopwith two-seater.