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THE BRITISH BUDGET.
*FOOD RESOLUTIONS"
NO
CONFIRMED.
PROTECTION
ATRE HARD " CIPOSITION,"
Loxoas, May sth. In the House of Commons during the report stage of the Budget resolutions a mation by Mr. PagCiol for a reduction in the duty on Empire ta to two pence a pound was rejected by 15 t. 155.
Mr. Spowder, pposing, declared" that what was decribed as preference on Em- pire to wax not prefence, at all. In- dian and Ceylon was did not compete with
China tra
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The Hour of Couraons has confirmed the Budget resolutions affecting tea, icon,
· koffes and chicory, which are unchanged.
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The unstressful attempt by the Opposi tion during the Peport stage of the Budget resolution in the House of Commons to reduce the duty on Empire tea was equally labòrtive, when repeated later in ponnection with coa and sugar. An amendment to emit the importation of Empire grown
- corda talk.from watu rejreted by 2117 to. 177.
AN EXIT OF PMPIRE PREFERESEK Opposition efforts were redoubled in canretion with an ailment it moved to stabilise profesnice co Empire grown sugar at äfte-one pene half-penny a ban-1 Inwright, for one geur. A comparison
was draw'r between the profërvace of E) 13. HAL ton given by Britain すい the West Indies and the £ 5
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yon by im
United States to Porto
Rico. It was urged that Britain has
to make up the deficiency in the supply
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BERLIN, May 7th. Herr Herb, leader of the German Sational Party in au interview stated it was impossible to expect concessions from Tennany to the extent desired so long as the main political principles where the existence of Ciermany de
ended were not und clear.
*We shall never,” he added, “impose still heavier économic burdens, on the German people until all points of bonour have been satisfactorily solved."
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PARIS FEARS.
Pakis. Mar dib. French official circles are pessimistic regarding the results of the Chrun_elec tions, believing that the defeat of the middle parties and the success of the two extremes will render a reparations settle ment more difficult.
CHOLERA SPREADING IN INDIA.
THOUSANDS OF DEATHS RECORDED.
PATSA. May 6th. Cholera hus become abnormally severe in Behar. There have been over ten thou sand deaths at Champaran sine the be gianing of this year, and nearly a thou
and last week.
The epidemic is still prouding.. STRIKE AT HANGOON DOCKS.
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RANGOON, May 6th..
Work at the dock is practically at a standstill owing to a strike of stevedores and coalies in connection with n wages dispute.
THE WORLD'S SPORT.
HOME CRICKET.
TIME BEATS MOUTH AFRICANS
of Emplee sugar by the "purchase of for eign, in wither Dutch Berins or American dollars, with the effect of tending to de-second innings (Hands 6) with Astill press sterling further. --
LONDON, May 6th. The match between the South Africans The drawn and Leicestershire was South Africans compiled in their
taking for 30 and Skelding 4 for 44 Leicester vandied with 11s for D. There
managing to play out time
FAR EASTERN CABLE
NEWS.
{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] SEVERE KARTHQUAKE IN`PACIFIC. RECORDED IN MANILA.
Masa, May 7th.
A severe, earthquake shunt 625 miles off the Pacific Coast of the Philippines was recorded here at 12.10 this morning, nud was followed by four subsequent shocks, `
SOVIET OFFICIAL CHANGED. ALLEGATIONS OF BLACKMAIL AND
CORRUPTION,
aro
Moscow, May 7th, Sensational proceedings
taking place in Leningrad against a number of judges, magistrates and members of the Revolutionary Tribunal on charges of blickmail and corruption. The accused
number 42
CHINESE AFFAIRS.
THE KINGSE CIGARETTE TAX. PEKING, May 6th. In order tochtain first hand informa tion regarding the collection, of cigarette taxes in Kiangen. Dr. Wellington Koo
sent
MAY STR. 1924
OUR LONDON LEFTER. but for the most part there is a general sense of incompleteness, and bothing THE GREAT STRIKE OF TRAMWAY-short of a miracle will enable the Exhibi-
MEN, AND BUSMEN,
tion to be complete when the doors are opened. Of course, the utmost exertions will be made to leave no room for com plianing on this score, and a good deal can be accomplished in a month.
SHANGHAI RACES:
COLUMBIA WINS. THE CHAM-
PION, STAKES.
LUCKY SWEEP NUMBERS.
The third day of the Shanghai spring
Ambre impressive charge "lavelled against the authorities is that they have race meeting witnessed" some good sport» ' failed to advertise the Exhibition abroad! In recordance with the expectations of“ as they ought to have done. Certainly,
THE SELFISHNESS. OF MODERN TRADE UNIONISTS.
Ibu OTR OWN CORRESPONDENT, ]
LONDON, March 27th.. THE LANDON TROM AND BUS STRIKE-
they have not been lavish in the way they many, Messrs. Day and Toeg's Columbia The strike of tramwaymen and busmen have handed oat advertisements for (Mr. Dallas up) took the big race of the
the time being paralysed papers abroad; and it is obvious that ha the London street traffe means of com- unless the daily and weekly newspapers day, the Champion Stakes. The winning munication. Fortunately, the tubes and all over the world are kept well supplied the district railway are not affected, and with, infruntion of interest to their sweepstake numbers will be found below, the taxicab drivers are at work, but readers about the greatest Exhibition following the details of the event. otherwise the public cannot get about ever attempted under British auspices
Mr. Henry Morris serred three races this great city except by the most ancient the readers of those papers cannot know with Parkfield, Patshell and Englefeld,
This is of all methods of locomotion-walking, of the wonders of Wembley.
Two victories went to Mr. Liddell, with The millions who come into London every sound criticism: and it will soon be sea the first two being ridden by Mr. Stewart. morning to carry on their employment, whether the policy adopted was the right Carlington and Ravenscroft, both steered une. The view of the management of the by Mr. Brand, Mr. W. Hill, who carried and return again in the evening, are of course suffering the utmost hardship. Exhibition has been that for trade pur-almost everything before him in the last The trains are packed to the point of poses the ordinary sightseer is of no use local hig meeting, got two firsts (Harvest suffocation, and oves then it means at all. What is desired is the presence King in the Fouchow Cup and Seabird fight for standing room.
In one of bis of merchants and traders and others of
in the Pari-Mutuel Stakės), two arconds, phrases Kipling
says that ilk from everywhere and steps laminating Locomotion is civilisation, and in the were taken to inform them by circular and and two thirds. case of a city like London he is amaz. otherwise.
In ink accurate in his description. these trying days for multitudes of honest, toiling folk civilisation has for the time being broken down.
SAFETY FERNT. "'
Sir Paul's Fascination Dahlia could only secure thiril place in the Pari-Matuel Stakes
Details:*
1-THR GREAT NORTHERN PLATE-Seven
Furlongs, Mr. Liddell's Carlington, (Mr. Brand) Mr. Durgor's Kashniir...(Mr. Burkill) 9" Mr. Harry White's St. Paul's
(3r. Patterson) Time: Leuin. Sih-brees,"
3
(Mr. Stewart). I
One clear fact.energes from the debate on the pacifist proposal to abolish the This is the personal aspect of the British-Army. This is that on the vital matter, and it naturally takes first place Labour Government is nearer the Con- question of national defence the present in one's thoughts; for who can look onservatives than their own back benchers
moved at the misery of millions of help
or the rank and file of the Liberal Party. less people? The feeling appermost in the public mind is how best to remedy To this extent, therefore. Mr. Ramsay the present situation and also how to MacDonald and his colleagues have con prevent a repetition of such a ralamity. armed the good impression they have The time has gone by when it was direction of affairs.
airely made since they assumed the
A debate of this BeBICON PLATE-Que Mile and x sidered a good argument to appeal to the kind on the floor of the House of Com-
Quarter. chivalry of organised Labour not to in mons enables one to see how inatters Mr. Henry Morriss Parkfield fliet loss and suffering other classes a cigarette department chiet, leaf workers or on the public at large actually staml. We hear constantly about | Tung-hiang, to Kiangsu to make personal In the present rear of grace the average the good example that Britain ought to Mr. Day's Theaterland. Mr. Hill)
set the rest of the world in this reduction Mr. Powhattan's Barnaby Rudge Trade Luionist thinks only of his own
(Mr. Maitland) 3 investigations and report to the Wai-personal desires and arms, and he is of Armaments and fighting wen, we are
Time: 2, 48.2-3sces. encouraged in this selfish frame of mind told that we cannot afford to pay for chiaop-Daily Buitelis.
by his leaders. We see it in full opera the present Services, and so forth. till Que Prags this solemn tinn in the strike which has been called one winders as at the instance of the tramwaymen to admonition day after day whether there obtain a rise in wages of 8/- a week.is really big body of opinion supporting Mr.Birdrake's Seabird..... Mr. Hill)-1
it.
Mr. Harry White's Kings Cross (late To get this sun they have not. hesitated In the result only 13 Members of the Sunlight) (Mr. Patterson) to disorganise the street traffic of the House went into the division lobby, unir Paul's Fascination Dahlia Chale whole of Landon.
support of the amendment to the Army! Thomas à Becket).... (Mr. Burkil) 3.
Time 3mins 272-3sees. THE ISACE.
Vote whereby it was moved to reduce the standing Army by 150,000 men-equivalent 4-THE RACING STARS-One Mile and a to wiping it out altogether. The majo
Quarter.
NAVAL, COMMANDER FOR AMOY.
Prixe. May 7th. Vice-Admiral Yang Shou Chuang has been appointed Defence Commander of Amoy, The question of the control of Amoy is thus settled in favour of the Navy.
NEW CHINESE SECRETARY TO BRITISH LEGATION,
PERING, May 7th... Mr. Erie Teichman has been appointed
Mr. Suowden said that Empire preter was a very exciting finish, Leicester just Chinese Secretary to the British Legation.
ne has hitherto only increased produe- tion by Ln per gent, in three years, while
the West Indies, for which a spicelal plea was entered, had a production which had actually dercased.
The amendment, was rejected by 234 to 182. am the Budget resolution affecting
"was confirmed undhänged, "BRITAIN'S WAR TIME
LOANS.
NOW COSTING, TAX
PAYER
€100,000,000 A YEAR
LONDON, May 8th.
To the House of Cimmons, replying to Sir Edward Grigg, Mr. Sugden calcul.. äted that the annual interest charge pay able by British taxpayers on the tous inal to the Allies during the War ex- cende da hundred millions sterling.
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MORE BUILDING TRADE
"TROUBLES,
A STUKE THREATENED
LONDON,, May 7th.
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A Rational bullor of the building trade. operatives has resulted in the rejection
of the employers offer of one halfpenny per hour increase. The men demanded
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The match between Derbyshire and the South Africans was not commented owing to rain.
COUNTY AND VARSITY RESULTS. Notts at Nottingham drew with Susses. * Warwick drew with Northampton at Birminghaci
Ennenshire drew with Derbyshire at Manchester, Lancashire lending on the first innings, scuring 116 to Derly's al Parkin took 4 for 1999,
Middlesex heat Oxford University at Oxford by 117. Hendren scored 65 and #9 not aut
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HOME FOOTBALL"
FINAL FIRST LEAGUE TABLES,
CHELSEA TO GO DOWN."
Loxpos, May oth. " Tuldersteld win the championship the First League by a minute fraction in a better goal average our Cardiff, though each have 57 points
The next teams in order are Sunder land with 3, and Button and Sheffield
with 30 each.
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Chelsea and Middlesborough are rele gated to the Second Division, from which Leeds and Bury are promoted,
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. Glasgow Rangers win the Septtish League Championship with 23 points, the Aivirieonians being second with su
AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC TEAM LEAVE.
MELBOURNE, May 6th.
EN-PRESIDENT 13 YUAN, HUNG,
ON HIS WAY BACK TO CILINA.
Suroyesekt, May Th Ex-President Li Yuan Hung left Moji for Tientsin to-day aboard the .S. a waji Haru.
It would be easy to write a long as count of the hardships imposed on mil lions of London workers by the stoppagarity against was 347. The pacifists would
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THE PARL-MITTEL STAKKN --One Mila
and Falf.
of the trams and buses. Men and not leave us even a skeleton army if they | Mr. Lidel's Ravenscroft.
(Mr. Brand) women, irrespective of age, are forced to had their way. They do not consider it. wait for hours in queues to chance their at all necessary. If we wore threatened Capt. Bahmson's Lyksborg...(Mr. Bill) a huck in getting on a train, or as an alter with invasion, instead of opposing the Mr. We Two's Young Mongol
Mr. Knoll) I native to walk from the suburbs in coldsare shield" of the British Navy it may
Time: mins. 13.2-3spes. or rain to earn their bread. And it is be presumed that they would rely, as one all because 17.000 tramwaymen put in a them said the other day, on the --THE YANGTZE Cir.—Que Mile: claim for an increase in wages of 5-righteousness of our enuse; and it can be weekly. Obviously there is something imagined how Mr. Lansbury, for instance, Mr. Henry Morris' Patsfield rotten in the State of Denmark," when would paralyse the movements of big such action by a mere handfat of manual battalions with evil intentions against us workers is possible in the greatest city by quoting an extract from the Covenafit in the world. The claim is not made now of the League of Nations! because the tramways are making good Two GOOD SPERCHEK, profits. On the contrary they are being
run at a margin that would not enable
One of the best speeches in the debate
a private firm to exist. But as they are was made by Col. John, Ward, the well-
(Mr. Stewart) Messrs. J. Baudin and Speelman's Zoulou (late Christmas Sale, Inte Kikasn)
(Mr. Heard) 2 Miss Billy Coutts, Skyros
(Mr. Knoll).a Time: 2mins. 13.1-ser′′N,
with the exception of two small private known Lahour Member, who, it will be 6.-THE FOODнow Cup.-One Mile and a
Quarter. companies), the property of the London recalled, spent some time in the Far East County Council and the rates can be in the course of the war, being at Beng-Messrs. Polts and Bayus's Harvest
King
(Mr. Hin) tapped to make up deficiencies the trazis kong in command of a battalion of the
SPEED IN. SPORT. When a golfer drives from the the
The busmen are out on strike in sup- of a nation as a policemen is for the pro- probably little realises the terrific spoved at
port of the traiawaymen, and for no other tection of life and property within a com.. which he has sent the wet many fan' on its travel; and he would probably be reason, as they are in receipt of good munity. The pacifists, he declared, thought wages and have no cause to complain, they had a great mission to abolish force. astonished to learn that he has impacted The present strike proves conclusively But if it were not for force the force of to it a speed more than twice as great the municipalisation offers no
effee the policeman with the bayonet at his that of an express train, and considerably
tive guarantee against strikes and it back-the pacifists themselves would not greater
vette giant the socialist be sitting in the House of Commons. bird that firs
pretence that strikes are the inevitable You don't reason with an alligator, be outcome of inequalities and injustice duc cause it doesn't understand reason, and Mr. J.-C. Bauld's Cominche to private enterprise. It is a lesson that there are nations that do not understand
Time: mins. 6.2-5secs. Londoner is not lost en
WINSTON CHURCHILL.
are kept going to provide cheap trans Middlesex Regiment. He pointed out the Mr. Day's Bonnie Scotland.
(Mr. A. N. Dallas) 2 incontrovertible fact that a well-equipped i port for the benefit of the whole com Army is as necessary for the protection Mesars. Logan and Wilson's St. Blaine
(Mr. Brand) a unity using this means of locomantive.
Time: mins. 50.4-iscus. -THE Juckex. Cor--Oge Mile and
Quirter. Mr. Henry Morriss Engleheld
(Mr. Edgar) £ Miss Hilly Coutts First Chance
(Mr. Rea)"
(Mr. Moses)
han that of a swallow or any
reason either. These warlike nations would destroy civilisation as the barbar-
(Mr. Knoll)
inns destroyed Greece and Rome if mene-THE AMOY CC-Our Vis In the political field the event of the were not prepared to defend them- Mr. Gülpin's Sir Galahad week is the defeat of Mr. Winston Chur-selves." chill in the Westminster Abbey Bre. Mr. Montague stated the policy of the Mr. G. D. Coutts Plumpton election. He stood as an anti-Socialist Labour Government, and showed that candidate, and had the backing of Earl armies did not necessarily make for war Capt. Bahnson's Silkborg Ballour and other noted Conservatives, although they are a constant military By harping on this constaut and the whole of the Conservative Press factor.
like the
in London took his side. But he was factor the pacifiste are who got drunk didate, Mr. Nicholson. an unknown man on three successive nights on whiskey in the political world, who may be ex- and soda, brandy and soda, and gin and perted now to retire again into comparasota, and then decided that the result
ing intoxication Baust come from the "one tive obscurity.
All sorts of diverse reasons are given constant factor "the soda! to account for Mr. Churchill's discom
The Australian Olympic team has left in an hour Roughly speaking, it is fiture. Perhaps it is best explained by 48 OLD CHINA HAND.
for England.
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(Mr. Burkill) 2
Time: 2mins 19.2-56ccs.
(Mr. Hill)-3
-THE CHAMPION STAKE-One Milz
and a Quarter. Messrs. Day and Toeg's Columbia
It is estimated that when a golfer like Abe Mitchell or Braid drives a ball, it tra- vels at the amazing spoud of 250 feet a second, and that in his longest drive it Jess than four srecnds in the air. Such, o fact, is the rate at which ho sends it travelling thas, it it could be maintained, the ball would ever a mile in twenty-one secunds, and in an hour it would reach Sheffield from North Surrey links.
Compared with the fight of a golf ball, the swifts of racing motor-cars it but laggard, though it has covered over 900 feet ond and speediest of motor freies take it in third place in the speed Foster, though it has travellist at the ra of considerably over 150 miles an hour.
(Mr. A. N. Dallas) I A tennis ball leaves the racket of such
as Patterson or Anderson at Kiant
Mr. J. Beudin and M. Speelman's Zonave(Mr. Springfield) speed of
of 120 feet a second. If this would b maintained it would travel a mile in
Mr. Day's New Zealand (Mr. Burkill) 3 eighty-two
Time: mins. 46.4-5secs. forty-four words, and nearly
Announcement is made of the death of
Winning Sweep Nos. "A1, 31750; carly balf a swift as a golf ball, and witty phrase & heard to the effect that
the electorate would have been glad to Mr. Richard Simpson Gundry, at, ill-2, 0031; 3, 359. B" 1, WAS; 2. more than twice as fast as race Winston in Parliament, but they obworth Cottage, Devizes, where his father gio; 3, 21013. TI strongest
armed cricketer liviajected to Churchill. He is popular as a lived before him, and where he first saw could not throw a cricket ball at an equal man but he is distrusted as a politician. the light in 1834 it would be interesting 10-The Swarow CUP-Nine Furlongs,
(Mr. A. N. Dallas)' speed. When Bonner, the ginat AustraliHe is an exceptionally gifted and brilliant to discover how many people now living Mr. Day's Republicland
forceful personality, and in China can recollect him." For 13 years an, threw a ball 190 yards it was estimated debater,
(Mr. Heard) 2 that it was 38 seconds in the air. Its altogether a charming and delightful he was correspondent of the Time in Mr. Fiddes Right Royal FROM JULY 1ST.
In an obituary notice of Mr. was approximately 110 Feet a second, or colleague: but na politician he has a China, being appointed to the position in te feet slower than serred by a record which makes for a feeling of lack 1965.
Time: 2mins. 7.1-secs. first-class-tennis player...
of confidence in any policy he expouses. Gundry the Times says,To a profound Cupt, Bahnson's, Lyksborg (Mr. Hill) 3 WASHINGTON, May 6th
How great these specs ar can better Propie scaredy know where they are knowledge of China he added a sense of lembers of the Building Trades The exclusion of Japanese under the be realised when we consider that a Derby when he is in charge of a measure on a public duty and patriotism which enabled -THE NEWCHWANG COP-Three Quar
me him, looking beyond all local, and per- new fumigration Bill becomes effective winner, which takes a woord to cover 51: Department. Federation came out en strike (many aton July 1st, as the result of an agreement for travels only a filth as fast as a goit It is also a fact which has been proved sonal interests, to keep steadily" in view Mr. M. O. Springfield's Harry M Wembley) early last month. As the result reached at a joint conference of members bad, that a tennis ball Hies 2 25th tiines over and over again in the course of the wider aspects of Imperial and of n vote taken at a mass meeting, inost of the Seunte and the House of Repre-afstand a cricket hall from the low political history that a man who tries to national policy."
On his return to England Gundry was of them decided to return to work The tentatives.
roughly hand
per cent moru get into Parliament on a purely nega decision to resume was only obtained by It is regarded as certain that the can swiftly,
Live policy or programme suffers & grent promicat among those who founded the Anargy majority. 1
ferenre's report will be adopted by both As for poor man, at his speediest fue can handicap. It is all very well to raise China Association here. He served as Hpuses. The quota basis of two per cent.only cover some thirty feet a second.
Mi..honorary secretary for a few years at of the 1890 census is embodied in the new While he is running 100 yards at his the slogan against Socialism
wiftest a golf ball would cover nearly Churchill did and try to frighten the the start, and had been a member of the half a mile, a leanis ball (served) 400 electors that Bocialism means red Revolu Committed from 1001 till his death. Be yards,
and a cricket ball (thrown) over tion. It may do so in other countries, was President of the Association in the 280 yards that is, nesuming their respec but not in Great Britain, and you cannot ears 1900-6-7. Several books which he will be brought before public notice in tive speeds could be maintained over the convince the people of this country that wrote on China in relation to world teade the course of the next two months, distance
we are in any real danger from the and politics had some vogue about thirty arrangements are being mado to cele Apart years ago, and for many years past be brate the jubilee of its erection. Fer- But all the rates of travel are thrown Socialist menace, as it is called.
that will be done in this connection wilk completely into eclipse by a rife bullet. from the personal factors in the Abbey had written articles on Chinese affairs, haps one of the most interesting. things
be the publication of the names of all which covers at least 2,200 fict in a second election, this is the lesson of the recent for different periodicals.
at the rate of a mile in 2.4. spends and poll,
celebrated men who have spoken in the One heara very little about the City City Temple in the last 50 years. The 1,500 miles an hour. In a mile race is TIMELY AND PUBLICITY. could give Abe Mitchell's speediest ball
The British Empire Exhibition author- Temple in these days, but it was ether fame and personality of Dr. Parker can 1.600 yards start and a big beating.-17.ities are under a strong fire of criticism wine in the brave days of yore and the be judged by the fact which is now re
A notice to withdraw all inbour has already been given to the employers. Executives of the Eninus meet on the 1th instant to give effect to the strike ruandete unless negotiations with the employer are opened in the meanwhile,
IMPERIAL AIRWAYS.
'COMPANY.
LONDON, May 7th.
Major Brackley, formerly a member of the British Air Mission to Japan, bas been appointed Air Superintendent of the new Imperial Airways Company IRISH BOUNDARY DISPUTE. ULSTER'S "ATTITUDE.
Loxpon, May 6th,
A Belfast message says Sir. James Craig in the Ulster Parliament stated it was impossible to need to the request of the
tary commissioner,
Bill and continues until July 1st. 1927, when the so-called national origin method will he employed.
The total admittances, however, will be restricted to one hundred and fifty thou- sand annually from that date
PRESIDENT NOT. SATISFIED.
ler's
It is indicated at White House that President Coolidge in dissatisfied with the joint conference's agreement, but whether the President will consider the exclusion provision suficient justification
Greenwood: for vetoing the immigration Bill in hot disclosed. It is said that he does not consider the two months before July 1st sufficient in which to negotiate an agree-
exclusion of immigrants."
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ters of a Miler
(late Goonfeld) (Mr. Springfield) Mr. Dod's Diana Tell
(Mr. G. Pollock) Day's Borderland
(Mr. A. N. Dallas) Time: 1min. 40.3-Jsers.
at the time of writing. In the first place, late Dr. Parker.v. Services for men are called that the purchase price of the it is said that they are not going to bare still held there in week days, and oceate in Holborn, £25,000, and the sum of the great place at Wembley finished in sionally some notable figure occupies the
The Front Beach do not attend the pray time for the opening z month hence pulpit and merits a few lines in the daily £30,000 spent on the building were ob British Government to appoint a bound- ment or Treaty with Japan regarding the 1-ers of the House, though they send the The main buildings are finished, and in papers The famous place of worshin tained in an incredibly short time! As. more than anybody ex-Mr. Ben Turner, some of them exhibits are in position,
(Continued as foot of nezt column,)
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