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NEW NATIONALIST GOVERNMENT.

PRESIDENTS OF THE FIVE BOARDS,

MANY POSTS FILLED.

Iah Tiz Yat Peo).

SHANGHAI, Oct. 7th. The following leaders have been

BRITISH SUBJECT

ASSAULTED.

"BRUTAL ATTACK BY

SOLDIERS,

LEFT FOR DEAD."

(THROUGH KRUTER'S AGENCY.]

SHANGHAI, Oct. 7th. Details of yet another outrage

THE HONG KONG

THE CONTROL OF

MALARIA.

DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1928.

PROBLEM FOR THE COLONIES,

F.M.S. AS EXAMPLE.

(THROTTOK EBUYER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Oct. 7th. "As long as I live I will keep fussing them, I want to see malaria control throughout the Empire,

THE CHILEAN AIR THE PRAYER BOOK

SERVICE.

POPULARITY OF THE "MOTH."

ANOTHER BIG ORDER.

--[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE]

CONTROVERSY.

BISHOPS ACTION CON. DEMNED.

HOME SECRETARY'S

CENSURE.

fBRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE]

Ruaar, Oct. 6th. The decision of the Bishops of the Church of England provisional

PORTUMNA CASTLE

OUTRAGE.

STRONG CONDEMNATION OF INCENDIARIES.

PRINCESS MARY'S VISIT.

BRITISH WIRELESS, HERVICE.)

Rudby, Oct. 8th. Princess Mary and Viscount Lay Dublin on their way to Portumna velles left London last evening for Castle,

County Galway; their

RECONSTRUCTION. OF CHINA.

DR. SUN FO AND SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN.

Dr. Sun Fo, Minister of Recon struction in the Chinese Nationalist Cabinet, and son of the late Dr. Sun Yat Sen, passed through Kobe recently on his way back to Shang- hai. Dr. Sun has been on a tour of Europe and America in an official capacity..

"As a result I am convinced Government has recently under- that the attitude of the British gone a change for the better," said

selected to 611 the important pester Chinese soldiery is leaking out. vehernently declared Sir Ronald design, have placed a further orderly to sanction certain alterations Irish seat, the outbuildings of Dr. Sun to a Japan Chronicle re

of the reorganised Nationalist Government as the result of long deliberations following the adoption of the organic law governing the new government:

Marshal Chiang Kai Shek, Chair mun of the Nationalist "Govern ment Council.

on

It appears that the Commissioner of Customs at Nanking, Mr. C. F. Johnston, a Sectaman, was return ing from the Customs House to his residence Monday evening, walking as usual along the top of He passed four the city wall. Nationalist soldiers and walked n, when suddenly he was seized from behind by the soldiers and thrown, down.

He was kicked

Messrs. Tan Yeu Kai, Hu Han Min, Tai Chi Tao. Tsai Yuen Pei, Wang Chung Hui, Feng Yu Hisiang. Lin Sen, Chang Chi, Sun Fo, Chen Ko Fu. Yu Yu Jen, Yen Hi savagely on the body and face and Shao, Li Tsai 'Hain. Li Tsung Jen, then his wrist watch and keys were Yang S Chong and lio Ying Purloined. The soldiers continued Ching, Committee members of the kicking their prostrate victim till Nationalist Government Council. they were apparently satisfied that

General Tan Yen Kai, President of the Executive Council; Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang, Vice-President.

Mr H Han Min, President of the Legislative Council; Mr. Lin Sen. Vice-President.

he was lifeless when they left him. Mr. Johnston eventually revived sufficiently to crawl Home, arriving in a terrible condition.

He arrives at Shanghai to-mor-

Dr. Waog Chung Hm. President row for medical treatment as there

of the Judiciary Council; Mr.is no doctor at Nanking. Chang Chi, Vice-President,

It is reported that the culprits

Mr. Tai Chi Tao, President of afterwards boasted in a neighbour. the Examination, Council: Mr. Sunt Fo Vice-President.

ing village that they had killed a foreigner. It is understood that the Chinese police know the "regi. ment to which the culprits belong butare powerless.

Mr. Teal Yuen Pei, President of the Court of Supervision; Chen Ko Fu, Vice-President.

Mr.

INSPECTION BY CHIANG

KAI SHEK.

THROUGH HEUTER'a Agency,]

NANKING, Oct. 7th.

It is reported that Chiang Kai Shek will leave Nanking on Nov. ist for the purpose of inspecting the troops in the provinces.

MANCHURIA'S FUTURE.

(Wah Ta: Fat, Pav),

SHANGHAI, Oct. 7th..

Mrs. Johnston arrived on the President Pierce on Tuesday from America.

THE SHANGHAI, OUTRAGE.

MR. LAW'S CRITICAL CONDITION.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.),

SHANGHAI, Oet, oth. There is no improvement in Mr. Foreign diplomatic circles have Dudley Law's condition, which the put forward the general suggestion, hospital authorities describe that foreign Powers should be instill very critical" vited invest money in Manchuria

for the development of its natural

RELATIONS

NEW NATIONAL GOVERN MENT.

resources and industries as "other-JAPAN'S HOPES OF BETTER wise it will always be a bone of contention in the Far East. The Powers should act on Japan's de claration that she has no terri torial ambitions in Manchuria and that she will welcome the co-opera- tion of other lowers in developing its resources, in the way of form- ing an international syndicate for the purpose.

(TERUGON REUTER'S AGENCY.]

Toxo, Oct. 6th. As the Premier is at present absent attending the annual grand manoeuvres, no developments in the of Chinese-Japanese situation are an or ticipated for the next few days,.

Such a plan would free Man- churia from apy possibility annexation either by Japan Soviet Russia.

DIVERĠENT VIEWS.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

PEKING, Oct. 7th.

It is, understood that Pei Chung Hs has left Tangahan for Luxa

but there are good reasons for believing that the Government.is expecting a definite change for the better in the very near future, as 100 as the National Government is installed. Though official circles are inclined to be retient it is learned from a reliable source that the Government are counting,, on.

Ross in an interview with the Observer. He said that the whole problem of målaria prevention was one for the colonies themselves, and until they take it up little pro- gress will be made.

In a way it was a curse that we had no serious malaria problem in England. If we had, the Govern ment might be induced to move in

the matter.

"

Sir Malcolm Watson in an inter- view instanced the Federated Malay be achieved if the problem were States as an example of what could tackled in the right way. He said that the cost of the Singapore Base would probably have been at least effected by anti-malarial measures.

per cent. more but for the saving

A SENSATIONAL

ARREST..

DASH ACROSS THE FRONTIER

FASCIST LURED INTO MOTOR-CAR.

́¡THROUGH REUTER 8 AGENCY.)

BERNE, Oct. 6th.

The manner of the arrest of the fugitive ex-chief of the Fascist Press Bureau, Cesare Rossi, by the Italian police, whose agents are alleged to have decoyed Rossi across the Italo-Swiss frontier on August 31st, has caused general indignation in Switzerland, and has led to an exchange of rotes between the Swiss and Italian Governments.

The Italian Government to-day explained that Rossi's arrest had not contradicted Italy's intention fully to respect Swiss sovereignty. and Rossi had merely been arrest- ed when he set foot on Italian soll.

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The Swiss Press however tell dramatic story of how Rossi came to Lugano from Paris with Italian lady who was really a Fascist spy.

She arranged that Fascist agents living two Largano, should take Rossi for a mounlight drive near the frontier, when the.. driver suddenly dashed at full speed into Italian territory where Rossi was arrested.

near

The Swiss police have now arrest. ed one of the Italian agents who is alleged to be concerned in the

matter.

HERO OF BOXER RISING. GENERAL HALLIDAY

"PROMOTED.

year.

་

GENEVA BOARD OF "OPIUM CONTROL.

AMERICAN REFUSAL TO PARTICIPATE.

of Commons,

intend to authorise the new

вет

in England, and also in America, to face the situation. There is that China is honestly attempting sympathy for us, and a wish to see China a stabilised and independent nation.

RUGBY, Oct. Oth. The Chilean Government, who already have a number of light land and ses planes of "Moth" with the De Havilland Aircraft in the Prayer Book recently rejected which were partially destroyed by presentative. It is being realised Company for forty Gypsy Moth by Parliament has called forth a planes of the same type as that strong protest from Sir William fire on Thursday. This is Princess which won, the King's Cup this Joynson Hicks, the Home Secre- Mary's first visit to Ireland.

Princess Mary and Viscount Las- Twenty of these will be tary, who led the opposition to the fitted up as long-range machines by revised Prayer Book in the House celles will interrupt their journey to visit in Dublin Mr. McNeill, the provision of extra tankage and all will have the new and approved

Sir William says, "I now find the Governor-General of the Irish of type

De Havilland

Free State. safety that the Bishops have quite de

And the Japanese attitude ?? The fire at Portumna Castle is asked the Pressman. harness.

finitely said that they intend to net upon the

new book as if it had now definitely attributed to incen-

diaries.

Well I think that will change. been passed by Parliament. They

probably irresponsible it will have to. The time for such young political, malcontents who things as the Twenty-one Demands vices and inferentially the new

sought rather to embarrass the has passed. There may have been Free State Government than to doctrines. This in a very grave de- cision. I do not want to use harsh insult Princess Mary. It has been when Japanese statesmen could do a period during the world war words, but after all the Bishops found that petrol had been pour that, but not now l are themselves Members of Parlia ed into the stables and servants'

Dr. Sun, however, refused to talk" fot ment, they are dignitaries of the quarters which were burned, and a State Church, they admit the Book number of empty petrol tins have policy. That was not his province any great length on foreign of Common Prayer cannot be alterbeen picked up on the lawn,

What he was interested 'he said. The outrage has provoked indig-in, and what had been the reason ed without sanction of Parliament,mation throughout the Irish Free for the tour just ending, was the they suggest their one desire is to restore law and order in the State and particularly in Church and now they turn round Partumna neighbourhood and set a further example of dis Lord Lascelles, is held in high stage which necessitated a change. regard of the law. Surely they are the last people who should advise the community that if they cannot set what they want legally they may take it, not only without the authority of Parliament but 17 direct opposition to its decision." The Home Secretary adds, We evangelicals do not want to harm the Church, we want to maintain it and enlarge it, and as for the new Prayer Book, over ninety per cent of it we desire to have passed into law. But we cannot give up the principles of the Reformation for which our forefathers fought and suffered, enshrined as they are in the Book of Common Prayer.

HAGUE CONVENTION PREFERRED.

· [THIAGUUM, RKUTER'S AGENCY.)

GENEVA, Oct, eth. The General Secretary of the League of Nations has received a Dote from the Government of the United States declining to nomin- ate a delegate to participate on Permanent Central Opium Board. The Government considers

that the Geneva Opium Convention of 1825 is unsatisfactory regarding the limitation of the production of raw opium and coca icaves to the medicinal and scientific needs of the world and the control and limitation of the production and -distribution of all opium, and coca leaf derivatives.

Furthermore the note declares that the Geneva Convention teada to destroy the unity of purpose and the joint responsibility of the Powers which was established by the Hague Convention. The opinion is expressed that until some substitute is devised which 13 more satisfactory than the Geneva Convention, the eradication of the abuse of narcotics would be more likely to be achieved by strict observance of the Hague Convention.

BRITAIN'S BID FOR AIR RECORDS.

NON-STOP TO THE CAPE.

LADY BAILEY'S DARING FLIGHT.

on

the future economic development of They had come to that

where

esteem. The Irish Times comment

ing on the affair points out that Princess Mary's informal visit to Southern Ireland before she goes to Northern Ireland is an act of faith in southern goodwill and We might courtesy, and adds, have supposed that not even the most illiterate fanatic could put a political aspect on this visit of the royal lady to her husband's Irish estate."

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RESIGNATION OF

MR. KELLOGG.

China,

over from a military to a civil re- sime, and were at present in the process of it. mease task to be fronted, the build- ing of factories and industrial en- terprises alone would consume the

There was an im-

best part of a decade, and before that was done the civil government bad to be stabilised.

The Powers

if trade was their objective in were just beginning to realise that

China, then there could be no bet- ter thing than a united China. It would be a united China, free, from the strain and rivage of war, that. would create a demand welcome to the unemployed in Europe. Settled social conditions and a rising standard of living would give an extraordinary impetus to "foreign trade, and if China commenced building her own factories it must nevertheless be remembered that she could never hope to satisfy the NEW YORK, Oct. 6th.

whole of the demand created, while Mr. Kellogg has announced that the building and equipment of fac he will resign at the end of the tories meant big orders for foreign

enterprises. Coolidge. adininistration.

Mr. Kellogg later explained that. The interviewer drew Dr. Sun's

Foreign Capital he did not mean he would refuse attention to a report which appear

TO GO WITH COOLIDGE.

HIS EXPLANATION.

(REUTER'S "AMERICAN SERVICE).

to serve under any circumstances ed in the Japan Chronicle to the longer than the Coolidge adminis effect that a syndicate was being tration. He merely meant that it

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE)

RUGBY, Oct. 5th. The British Air Ministry has The note concludes by emphasis completed plans for attacks ing the need of international co-existing air records, which if suc operation and promising to furnish cessful, will astonish the world. was the custom of all Ministers formed in England for the purpose all information required by the The details have only just been and Ambassadors to resign at the of building factories and railroads. Central Board.

made available, but it is now dis end of the Presidential, administra closed that the Royal Air Force tion under which they were aped Dr. San. Of course my mis- "That's hardly, true," comment- are preparing for two endurance pointed. fights on a scale scarcely contemn- plated previously in aviation cir

SOVIET STATE LOAN.

ti

ISSUE AT 8 PER CENT.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.

Moscow. Oct. 6th. The Soviet Government has de. state loan of cided to issue 400,000,000 roubles at 8 per cent.

в

redeemable in. fifteen "years.

PASSING FREMANTLE. SHIPOWNERS' DECISION.

[THROUGH REUTER'S' AGENOT.]

MELBOURNE, Oct. 8th. and Continental - ship.

vessels will not call at Fremantle.

ILLNESS OF AMERICAN "BANKER.

British

LI

cles.

BRITISH EMIGRATION TO

CANADA.

NEW WORK FOR MINERS.

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]

It is, of course, already known that Flight-Lieutenant D'Arey Greig is waiting for a "favourable opportunity to make, at Southamp ton, a bid for the world's speed record, beld by the Italian, de Ber-

ROBY, Oct. 5th. nardi. In a practice flight a few

Mr. Mackenzie King, the Cana- days ago, be exceeded 300 miles dian Premier, arrives in Lander and hour, and is supremely confi- to-morrow, and Mr. Egan, the per dent of success when the real at-manent head of the Canadian Im tempt is made.

migration Department, is at pre- aunt here.

Endurance Record.

in China.

sion has been to investigate the possibility of some such step, but there have been no definite negotia- tions. Undoubtedly we shall call on foreign nations to supply us with experts, and with capital for development.....

•

And the prospects?". Very satisfactory indeed," an- swered Dr. Sun. Both in Eng- land and America there has been considerable encouragement, and I do not think there will be any in- superable difficulties."

Chinese stood in need of het-

Still discussing economics, Dr. one of Sun pointed out that The other air record which The object of Mr. Egan's visit China's problems was the disposal Britain seeks to establish is that is to improve British migration of superfluous troops. The recent for the non-stop fight. The longest to Canada, and one of the princi. Kuomintang Conference at Nan- THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.].

ever made hitherto is that of Cap- pal aims of Mr. Mackenzie King's king had been attempting to solve taix Ferrarin and Major Del visit will be to discuss the same the question, and he thought the LONDON, October 6th. chuw to-day to visit Yang Yu Ting the new National Government cany.C. has been promoted general

Lieut-General L. S. T. Halliday, we have decided that overseas Prete, also Italians, who Hew from question. He discussed the matter obvious solution lay in the employ- Rome to Pernambuco, a distance recently with Mr. Baldwin on the ment of these men in road build-

Continent. and discuss the return of rolling celling the abrogation of the Chi He won the V.C. in the Boxer

of just under 4,000 miles.

ing. stock from Jehol and other ques- nese Japanese commercial treaty in

The British plans involve two Rising.. tiona.

which case the main obstacle to the

great enterprises, the first, a flight Foreigners returning from Mukopening of negotiations and

solu.

round England for three days and den state, that a considerable differ- tion to outstanding problema is

nighta, and the second, a. non-stop fight from London to Cape Town, ence of opinion now exists between removed, upon which Japan will Yang Yu Ting and Chang Hsueh willingly enter on negotiations.

a distance of 6,000 miles!

The pilot for both attempts will Liang, the former desiring to heist the Nationalist flag and

be Squadron-Leader Jones Wil About п general rapprochement

Mr. Benjamin Strong, the Gov-liams, who was selected by the with Nanking, while Chang Heuch

ernor of the Federal Reserve Bank, Royal Air Force after Squadron Liang is reported to be becoming

is lying critically ill in hospital Leader Jack Noakes crashed in more conservative and is inclining

Sufolk and was incapacitated by with intestinal trouble, to the view that Manchuria should

Mr. Strong, who has beld the the accident, remain aloof and become prosper.

Governship for the past fourteen ous by not participating in Chinese

years, has been in ill-health for affairs and only joining "up if the

several years. country becomes really stable and unified.

bring

MOVE TO PEKING."

[THROUGH ZEUTERʼa AGENOT.]......

LABOUR VISIT. TO GERMANY.

MACDONALD TO ADDRESS THE REICHSTAG.

(ONITISH WIRELESS SERVICK?

RUGBY, Oct. 8th. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, - the Labour leader, starts to-day on a visit to Vienna, Prague and Ber- lin. He will be accompanied by Sir Oswald Mosley, the Labour Member of Parliament, and Lady PERING, Oct. 7th. Cynthia Mosley who is a daughter The Shansi leader Shang Chen, of the late "Marquess Curzon. It who is Chairman of the Hopei has been arranged that while in Provincial Council, has wired to Berlin Mr. Ramaay MacDonald Yen Hai Shan stating that a meet shall address Members of the Ger ing at Tientsin on October 4th man Reichstag in the Reichstag decided that the Provincial Govern Building, ment would move to Peking on October 12th. Yen Hai Shan is therefore instructing the Divisional Political Council to move from the former Cabinet Offices so that the Provincial Authorities САЛ them.

THE NEGUS OF ADDIS ABABA.

When the Boxers attacked the British Legation in Peking, Halli day led twenty marines in a success- ful sortie. Though he was severely wounded he walked unaided to the capital refusing an escort in order uot to diminish the strength of his party.

HIGH COMMISSIONER OF IRAQ.

"

SIR GILBERT CLAYTON.

THEOUGH REUTER'S'AQENCT.]

SATISFACTORY PROGRESS.

[RECTER'S AMERICAN BERVICE.]"

NEW YORK, Oct. 5th.

* LATER.

Mr. Strong underwent an, opern- LONDON, Oct. 7th. tion on Saturday and his condition His Majesty the King basis satisfactory. approved the appointment of Brigadier General Sir Gilbert Clay- ton as High Commissioner in Iraq in succession to Sir Henry Dobbs, who is vaenting office early in 1920.

MILL GIRL TO TEACH IN SHANGHAI.

TRAINING CHINESE FOREV

WOMEN.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Oct. eth.

ARGENTINE MEAT EXPORTS.

INSPECTION OF SANITARY CONTROL.

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE. I

-RUGBY-Oct-5th

Squadron-Leader Jones Williama will have Flight-Lieut. Major as navigator for both flights.

The attempt to make a three days flight round Englund will first be made.

Minimum Consumption, The special Fairey-Napier mono- plane, designed for this specific purpose, has been under construc- tion for several months and is now nearly ready,

From the British viewpoint, the ter means of communication, read, chief problem is the removal of rail and telegraph, and here they miners from areas in which they had a reservoir of labour. That form an incurable accumulation of demobilisation would be effected be unemployment into other areas. It had not the slightest doubt. in hoped that Canada may make While in London Dr. Sun had

general contribution towards the in

long conversation with Sir solution of this problem, but Austen Chamberlain, and he stated difficulty arises over the financing that he was much impressed by the British Foreign Secretary's views. of any scheme.

The Canadian authorities believe But the foreign public, he thought that about 6,500 of the 8,500 British had not absolutely grasped the miners who went to Canada as har meaning of the Nationalist success, vesters will find permanent work

there.

If this could be repeated every yes, it is pointed out that this would considerably ease unemploy:

ment in this country.

FUND FOR POOR CHILDREN.

MR. RASKOB'S "GIFT.

(REUTER'S AMERICAN. SERVICE]

though they were beginning to sp preciate that China was on the threshold of a new industrial era.

The disputes between China and Japan Dr. Son put down to in- herited difficulties, but he believed: they would be dispelled. Complica- tions had arisen through the pre- sence of Japanese troops in Shan- tung, making possible such in- cidents as that at Tsinan, and by the special rights which Japan claimed in Manchuria. The only The main considerations leading

NEW YORK, Oct. ‘5th,

rights there, he insisted," were to the decision to attack the pre-

Mr. John Raskob, the campaign economic rights, and Japan would sent records are to produce a

manager of the Democratic press; receive the same consideration as machine capable of carrying a big dential candidate Governor Al Britain and America. She had no load and an engine that will con Smith, and prominently connected right to more. Certainly the amount of with the Geners! Motors Corpora Nationalist Government had no in- A party consisting of Lord Caw.sume the minimum

tion, 18 ley, and Mr. Campbell and Cap. petrol and oil.

personally devoting tention of attacking economic con- It is understood that in less than tain Fergus Graham, Members of

81,000,000 to Trust Fund in cessions, though they did object to Parliament, sailed to-day in the a fortnight this machine will be at

Buenos the disposal of Squadron-Leader memory of his son who was killed political interference or anything

in the nature of territorial aggres Jones Williams and his colleagues. in a motoring accident in July,

Mr. Raskob says that the fund sion. If Japan had no desire to Miza Ivy Evelyn Isherwood, an The object of the visit, which has If the flight round England will be used for the purpose of annex parte of China then the Atherton mill girl, has been select been arranged at the invitation of satisfactorily completed, the fight" giving some poor children a fair withdrawal of troops would go s NEW CHINESE-LOAN.

Led by the Chiacse Institute of the Rural Society of Argentine, is from London to the Cape non-stop

start in life."

long way towards a settlement of The following telegram has been Technical Training to go to Shang. to enable the party to form an will then be made.

the problems. (THROUGH NEUTER'S AGENCY.) Bent by the King to His Imperial hai and teach Chinese women mill opinion at first hand on the sound- Lady Bailey's Daring.

Africa since the British authorities

*** The Nationalist Foreign Minis- Highness Bas Taffari, heir to the hands the art of spinning. Sheness of the sanitary control of ex- A message has been received in had forbidden her to fly alone fer recently announced the abroga NAKKING, Oct. 6th, throne of Ethiopia, Regent Pleni will sail on the Valdera on Octo- ported meat, with particular ré- London stating that Lady Bailey, across the dangerous parts of Easttion of a lapsed treaty" it was The Government has announced potentiary and Negus of Addis ber 10th,

ference to the fears recently ex the wife of Sir Abe Bailey, has Africa and the Sudan,

pointed out. Will that decision the issue of a $30,000,000 8 per Ababa, On the occasion of your

Mies Isherwood in an interview pressed in the British Parliament arrived in a Moth light aeroplane Lady Bailey has flown for tea be adhered to ?? cent Short Term Currency Loan Imperial Highneas coronation as with a Reuter representative ex regarding the danger of infection at Loanda, Portuguese West days over West African territory think + Dre Sun replied. at 99, redeemable in 7 years. Negus I have great pleasure in plained that she was going out from foot and mouth disease. Africa.

almost unknown from the aviation | • We wish to settle the Tainan and The security will be the German offering you my most cordial con- purely for welfare work and to To this end, tour, of Estancins

She left Elizabethville in the point of view on the most hazar other incidents as well as revizo Boxer Indemnity Loan, and it will gratulations on the signal honour select and train forewomen, not to and Frigorificos has been arranged Belgian Congo on September 24th dous flight ever undertaken by the treaties. But I have been ab- the under the control of the Inspec. which Her Majesty the Empress teach spinning. She had worked by the Rural Society in order that with the intention of flying to woman. The distance from Eliza sent from China for some time. Tor-General of the Maritimo Ous has been pleased to bestow-upon-for-thirteen-years-in-the-card-1090,-ocular-proot of the systems of effi- England by the yeaponat-of-bethville to Loanda is about 1,000 and am-not-properly qualified

·I-tut-bever-in-the-spinning-room.ciency-may-be-given.

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KING'S CONGRATULATIONS.

(BRITISH WIRELZSE" SERVICE )"

RUGBY Oct 8th

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steamer Aires.

Almanzora for