CABLES.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 5346, 1 December 1908, Page 3

CABLES.

Court of Appeal. (United Pre*§ Aeeooiation.) ly Bleotrio Telegraph—Copyright) (Received 7 55 *.m.] LONDON, November 30 Court of Appeal unanimously de l that a trade onion is not empow |to levy money for the payment of of the House of Commons, and Li to suspend the injunction pendL appeal from the decision to the L of Lords. Lmenting on the Court of Appeal Lou, the Times remarks that if [anions obtained the powers claimLj would become a menace to the [interests of the whole community. The Licensing Bill. (Reoeived 7.55 a.m.) LONDON, November 30 L Times in referring to Mr Birrell’s Cation that everything indicates [tbe Qovernment is in no hurry to L, says that apparently they pre[drop the Licensing Bill to introL a new measure devoid of its exUnt features. tl)aily News interprets Mr Birrell Lo that next session will be the last L present Parliament. The Neivs [favour of an immediate appeal to Lootry either on the Licensing Bill L House of Lords Veto Bill, which L introduced early next session. Lmerica and Japan. I [Received 7.55 a.m.] LONDON, November 30 I broad political results of the Lm-Japanese agreement are everyIrtcoguised. They are welcomed Lib guarantee of paaoe in the Far I Times hopas that tbe re-affir-L of the prinoiple of tbe open door I the establishment of real comL md industrial equality in Mani Damages Claimed. I (Received 7.65 a.m.) ST. JOHN, November 30 L reported in Newfoundland that luted States Government intends lim before the Hague Tribunal Enuages as compensation for fines Ed on Americans for offences Ethe fishery laws. lounter With a Bear. I [Received 7.55 a.m.] I NEW YORK, November 30 Iw. J. Bryan shot a bear in I Thinking it dead he approached Ireapon tbe bear tore Mr Bryan's I coat to shreds. ■ rut of the party fired, finishing ■ring at a Balloon. I [Received 7.55 a.m.] I BT. PETERSBURG, Nov. 30 ißoiiian Guards fired at a balloon Hog three Breslau aeronauts, Ironing the frontier at Plesohen. Koon ascended rapidly and esHwcended at Poooff, scaring the I Education Bill. I (Reoeived 7.55 a.m.) LONDON, November 30 Iknciman agrees to discuss the Hi of finanoe with Catholic eduoaHerts. I A Revolution. I [Received 910 ».m.] 9 PORT-AD-PRINCE, Nov. 30 ■Swernnient troops in Hayti were ibsodoning 300 dead tod H'ikli are withia one dav’s marob ■apiul. ■lnsulting a Flag. H (Rsceived 9.10 a.m.) VIENNA, November 30 Hnods of the Proservian Cezeoh Btrttor*, Prague, insulted the AusBgind cheered a team of English H*n, who were among the on■A Mine Disaster. I (Received 9.10 a.m.) LONDON, November 29 cage was blown 300 ft from Hkad by an explosion at tbe PittsKilo Coal Company’s mine at of smoke is now issuing ibafts. compelled the first rescue Bjutarn. inspector completed a two of the mine 3 minutes explosion, and found everyperfect order. ■ NEW YORK, November 30 of tbe Marianua minors and Americans. that a miner struck a natural gas, whioh ignited. that 188 perished. I An Apology. ■ 1 Received 9.10 a.m.) ■ NEW YORK, November 27 York World accepts tho contradiction regarding the of Mr Hale’s interview with apologises for the honest editor. The proofs were Halo and corrected. This evidence of approval. causes a loss of both time You lose the time and of medical attendance, a double loss. This can be Using some reliable remedy itage of the sickness. The a bottle of Chamberlain’s aud Diarrhoea Remedy a profitable investment, for, the first appearance, any of the bowels, a severe diarrhoea or dysentery may might otherwise compel ; *«atiou from labour. Every ahoaid have a bottle at ■ ‘ D «ver fails and Is pleasant to day. It may save a life. Sutherland, Waipawa. 11l

A Huge Combine. [Reoeived 10.20 p.m.] LONDON, November 30 English and Amerioan tin-plate manu facturers have formed a combine with i huge capital whioh will practically oon trol the tin-plate industry of the world Lawn Tennis. The Davis Cup. [United Press Association] (Par Press Association—Copyright.) [Reoeived 9.35 a.m.] MELBOURNE, This day At tha opening Brookes seemed irrssistable but Wright’s overhead play told and the third set fell to America. The last set was terribly severe. Wright looked inviuoible as be continued victorious through the fifth set. Brookes only got three poiuts in the first three games. With the soore at 4—3 commenced the greatest fight aver sern. Both men were terribly exhausted, yet the tennis maintained an international standard. When the score stood 6 all, Brookes led, then the combatants alternated, Wright leading on the 19th game and won by taking three games in succession in the next match. Wilding’s play wns a revelation. His lavere driving and splendid serving gained the victory. Steamer Tongariro. (Received 10 a.m.) LONDON, November 29 The passenger by the outward-bound steamer Tongariro ; which was damaged in a collision off Dover, were landed on Saturday morning, and have reaohed London. November 30 The Tongariro, when making Dover harbour, fouled the breakwater, and caused a considerable rent in her bows. It will be necessary to discharge the cargo in hold No. 1, to enable the ship to be made watertight and to proceed to London. Both the Tongariro and the Drumlanrig are still beached. Wh9n temporary shields have been placed over the damaged parts, they will be towed away. Austria and the Boycott. (Reoeived 10.5 p.m.) LONDON, November 30 Despite Markgraf von Pallavioini’s threat to take unlimited leave, the Young Turkey party aud the Government are afraid tp coerce the porters to load and unload Austrian ships. At Salonika the authorities invited the heads of the porters and the boatmen’s guilds to confer with them. They declined to discuss the boycott until Austria changed her attitude. The Times ’ Stamboul correspondent reports that the tension between Austria and Turkey is uumistakeably serious. Markgraf vou Pallavioiui’s departure would mean a complete rupture. The Balkans. [Received 10.5 p.m.] LONDON, November 29 Advices from St. Petersburg state that 10,000 Russian volunteers, including many officers, have enlisted for service under the Servian Government in the event of war. Montenegro has handed a note to the Austrian representative at Gettinje, claiming the cession of Spizza, besides other compensation. Austria refused to aooept the note, declaring that Montenegro was not empowered to make representations regarding the Treaty of Berlin. British Defence. [Received 9.15 a.m.] LONDON, November 30 In ooonection with Lord Roberts warning that the invasion of England was .possible, and despite official advioe not to discuss the subjeot, some important German newspapers admit that invasion is possible, though difficult. The Neue Freie Presse (Vienna) advises Germany unexpectedly to annihilate the British Home Fleet and then invade the country. Mr Haldane, speaking at Cambridge, said that Lord Roberts had suggested a rival army scheme before the present one had been tried. Soldiers and sailors had investigated the possibility of transporting 150,000 invaders across the sea and regarded it as an impossible feat. Advances to Settlers. [Per Press Association.] Wellington, This day The Prime Minister states that the financial stringency which had been experienced in New Zealand for some time has now eased considerably. The Advances to Settlers Department is bringing money iuto the country at the rate of £IOO,OOO a month for lending pur poses. No money lent by the Advanoet to Settlers Department is being borrowed within the Dominion. Licensing. [Per Press Association.] Auckland, Yesterday The complete return of the loca option poll for Auckland City isCon tinuanoe 8255, Reduction 9669, No license 10,395. Wellington, Yesterday The magisterial recount of the vote at the local option poll in the Hutt dis trict was concluded to-day. No-licens was lost by 2 and 3-sth votes. Pahiatua, Yesterday The returning officer’s official declare tion of the Pahiatua licensing poll is Continuance 1795, Reduction 1373, Nc license 2288, valid votes 4164. Nc license wanted 211 of three-fifths, e against 123 three years ago, 276 i 1902, and 658 in 1899. Cargo Broaching. (Per Press Association.) Auckland, This day As showing the extent of carj broaohing on the wharves, Sergeai Hendry mentioned in court that durit the last 12 months one firm had lo £SOO, and another £155 aDd anothi £7B. The Magistrate expressed surprii at there being no means of detectir and ohecking the practice.