NEW ZEALAND'S SYMPATHY.
IT.ESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) j WELLINGTON, December 24. lAt uio request or the Pnuio Minister, tho Governor, Lord Liverpool, is cabling to. tho Secretary of btate lor India, expressi.'ig tho profound re-ret of the Government t.mi people of Zealand at the attempt made on the life of tho Vicorov i.nd a sincere hope that the dastardly occurrence will not be attended witu any serious result to his Excellency or Lady Hardinge. Baron Charles Hardingo has been Viceroy ot' India since 1010. He was born m 185ri, and was educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge. He entered the diplomatic service in 18S0, was third secretary ISS", second secretary 1885, and secretary of tho Legation, Teheran, in 1806. Ho was secretary of tho Embassy at St. Petersburg 1899-1003, Assistant Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs 1903-4, and British Ambassador at St. Petersburg 190-1-0. He was appointed permanent Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in 1900, and held this position until 1910, when he was appointed to his present position. Ho holds numerous crosses for serrice, both English arid foreign distinctions having been conferred on him.
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14547, 26 December 1912, Page 7
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