GENERAL GABLE NEWS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2577, 11 August 1909, Page 5

GENERAL GABLE NEWS.

TO REBUILD SOLOMON’S TEMPLE. United Pukes Absolution —Coptiiight LONDON, August 10. The “Jewish World” states that there is a Freemason’s movement to rebuild Solomon’s Temple, in Jerusalem. Masons throughout the world are to be asked to co-operate. RAILWAY FATALITY. PARES, August 9. A goods train collided with a train at Longjumeau, near Parts. Eleven persons were killed and thirty injured. TINNED MUTTON CONTRACT. SYDNEY, August 10. A Sydney firm has obtained a contract to supply the Admiralty with 100,000 pounds of tinned mutton. THE MISSING GERMAN YACHT. BRISBANE, August 10. Various steamers that were out in. search report no trace of the missing German yacht Seestern was found. SUCCESS OF A NEW ZEALAND HORSE.

At the Show the champion prize for trotting stallions was awarded to Dan Patch, a New Zealand bred horse. UNITED STATES AND GERMANY.: (Received August 10. 10.10 p.m.) NEW YORK, August 10. America has notified Germany of the termination of the existing commercial agreement in February, 1910. KING EDWARD—A VISIT TO MARIENBAD. LONDON, August 10. King Edward starts for Marienbad direct to-day. He is to stay there three weeks, and return to England direct. JAPANESE AND CHINESE DIFFI CULTY SETTLED. PEKIN, August 10. China has withdrawn her objections to the reconstruction of the AntungMukden railway by Japan. RIVER MURRAY AGAIN IN FLOOD (Received August 11, 12.55 a.m.) MELBOURNE, August 10. The Murray River is again in flood. Considerable damage has been done to the crops, and numbers of sheep have been drowned.