CABLE NEWS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20115, 1 July 1914, Page 5

CABLE NEWS.

(United IV>ss Association. —Copyright.) LONDON, June 29.

I Suffragettes thiw myriads of pamphlets over the King and Queen as thov were arriving to the fire brigade review' at Hyde Park. Several were arrested, but they refused to give their I'tiniGS it the performance of "Parsifal," at the Opera House, at Wresbaden the admission was 3d. It was crowded with clerks, teachers, and artisans. Tho "Post" insists flint the Government should publish the British officers' report supporting the grave allegations of slavery ancT corruption in the New Hebrides. Tho King and President Tart are supporting the proposal for the establishment of an American Church in London to mark the Peace Centenary, costing £15,000. A novel proposal is mooted, viz., that the pulpit should be successively occupied by Anglican. Methodist, Congregational, and Baptist' c ergymen. The Wa-r Office is inviting tenders by tho 14th oi September for 3-j.TOOO 12-oz. tins of beef, and 62,520 "TT ■.-»?. for dehverv n.t Woolwich early in February. TTie Alexandra Day sale of rcso.s realised £20.000. TEHERAN June 2X The Foreign Minister !'--s'complained to the British. Legation of Russian aggressions on the northern front For. SYDNEY, .Tune 30. The Ventura reports tha*. the hs.rqr.c Dalgonar, which was abandoned lapt year in a dismantled condition is still .afloat, in the Pacific. The lertv??t was boarded hy the cs-Dtain rf -Jie s-:-hf>orer Inca, bound to EasTXonctan. MELBOURNE. June 30.

The Kanowna^s firemen 'who deserted owing to antipathy to ->n officer) have resumed work. The tlese -'Aon charges have been adjourned.