GENERAL CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 854, 31 March 1903, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES.

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By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright., LONDON, March 29, The Duke and Duchess of Connaught have arrived in London from their visit to India ; FASHIONABLE WEDDING. LONDON, March 29, The marriage of Lady Sybil Primrose, daughter of Lord Rosebery, to Lieutenant Grant, of the Coldstream Guards, was celebrated yesterday. J NTER-UNIVERSITY SPORTS, LONDON, March 29, In the inler-Universily sports,Cam-' bridge beat Oxford by eigtii events to two, J. Anderson, a New Zealander, unsuccessfully represented Cambridge iu the hurdle race. N.Z. SHIPPING COMPANY. LONDON, March 29, 'Flic New Zealand Shipping Company has declared an interim dividend of 5 per cent. A SLAVE’S VENGEANCE, BERLIN, March 29. News has been received that a slave in the German Canieroons murdered Count Fugger, German Administrator in Northern Bornu. MAORILANDERS TO THE FORE, ADELAIDE, March 31). Chalmers and Forbes, New Zealanders, have qualjficd for the final of the wheel race to be run next Saturday. " BOOMING ARLTUNGA. ADELAIDE, March 30. ...There is an improved tone in the Arltunga gold shares, owing to the more favorable reports from some of the mines. THE ISLANDS, SYDNEY, March 30, 'Arrived : German cruiser Oormoran (after a cruise of the islands, She reports that all is quiet. ABOUT SWIMMING, SYDNEY, March 30, Colclough, the Queensland swimmer, has withdrawn his protest against, Hamilton, the New Zealander, in connection with the recent plunging championship. The ground of the protest was Hamilton being over his time limit.