MODERNISED AFGHANISTAN.
BOLSHEVISM ET DISrAVOtJB. DELHI, January 30. The British political mission to Kabn was entertained at the Amir's palace 01 a roral scale. The Amir made felicitou: speeches referring to the possibility o am early treaty between Great Britaii and Afghanistan. The British misaioi was amazed at tbe modern development which have taken place in the country They found jrreat strides had been madi in the way of roads, in engineering, anc in the development of electricity. Th< Bolshevik envoys at Kabul are still ii disfavour. — (A." and N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 27, 1 February 1921, Page 5
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