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FOR ATTENTION OF MASTER OF NORTH-BOUND STEAMERS

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER

1925

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE PRINCE OF WALES IN LOS ANDES.

Buenos Aires, September 16, The Prince of Wales, who has just concluded a visit to Chile, where he met with an enthusiastic reception, began his eastward home- ward journey at midnight. From Valparaiso he changed to the Rockrall track in Los Andes and began the ascent of the snowbound Cordillera at dawn A snowslide blocked the line only a few minutes before the Prince of Wales' train was due to reach the spot which the snow-plough and pilot engine preceding the Prince's train had passed shortly before. Consequently the royal train was compelled to return to Los Andes until the line is clear-Reuter.

Santiago, Chile, September 16. "The Prince of Wales is still at Los Andes, the Chilean terminus of the Trans-Andean railway, and undecided whether to return to Vina del Mar or re-attempt the crossing of the Andes. The pilot train which, managed to reach Caracoles but was cut off from the royal trala by snow drifts, has returned to Juncal after "some difficulty. Bad weather continues.. Juncal lies at a height of 6,750 feet.-Reuter.

THE WAR IN MOROCCO.

Madrid, September 16.

A Spanish official communique mentions that some difficulty was encountered in landing supplies at Cebadilla Bay for the Alhucemus force owing to the uncertain weather.

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A Tangler message declares that Franco-Spanish warships and steamers lying off Alhucemas were obliged to go to sea owing to bad weather and that the victualling of troops already landed is proving most difficult.

A Melilla telagrum qualifes this by stating that the barges which until yesterday supplied food to the Spanish forces at Alhucemas Bay have been withdrawn owing to the roughness of the sea, which has also delayed the laying of a telegraphic cable between the peninsula of Morronuevo and the island of Alhucemas. In antielpation of bad weather, however, the force had been provided with several days supplies. Spanish aeroplanes are constantly bombing the neigh bouring villages.

A later official message says an improvement in the weather has enabled a resumption of the provisioning of the Alhucemas Bay force. | —Routes. ·

IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT

AND COMMUNISM.

Londe, September 16. In an interview given to the Daily Graphic Sir William Joynson Hicks said the authorities were closely watching "ate definite eatroy attempt being made by those in closest touch with Moscow to ut the British Constitution" and added that if necessary further powers would be sought to prosecute those preaching sedition-Reuter.

Paris, September 16.

The Police are actively enquiring into the activities of foreign Communists in France and are arranging for the expulsion of ten Italian, one Spanish two Chinese militants.-Reuter.

THE SHIPPING STRIKE.

Adelaide, September 16,

One hundred and thirty seamen belonging to the steamers Zealandic, Balranald and Inkum have been sentenced to a fortnight's Imprisonment...

Melbourne, September 16. The Mongolia haa salled. The crew of the steamer Port Welling- ton has struck,

Sydney, September 16. Fifty-one striking seamen "have been arrested. The Australian Labour Congress has issued a manifesto urging the workers in no way to assist in carrying out deportation sentences in connection with the seamen's strike.

Brisbane, September 16.

The crew of the Port Hobart walked ashore but the vessel was manned by the officers, fifteen engineers and three or four boys, apprentices. When the vessel sailed the crew, standing on the wharf, cheered lustily; the captain acknowledged by raising his cap.-Reuter.

London, September 16. ...

As a result of the congestion of shipping abroad owing to the seamen's strike, the directors of the affected lines are discussing in | London the advisability of curtailing the sailings to Australia, New Zealand and South Afrien. Over seventy British vessels are now lying idle in foreign ports as a result of the strike"and the delivery of about.. 750,000 tons of goods is delayed. Reuter.

ECONOMIC CAUSES OF WAR.

Paris, September 16.

In the name of France M. Loucheur has made a proposal to the League of Nations Assembly that preparatory committees be appointed! to prepare the work for an International Economic Conference in

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