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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 75, 30 March 1914, Page 7

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» .} (Hj Telegraph.— Press AssdelDlloh.— Copyright.) j (Received March 30, 10.35 a.m.) { SIR HARTMANN JUST. ADELAIDE, This Day. Sir Hartmann Just, a. distinguished I official in the Colonial Office, arrived by j the steamer Anchises. He proposes to I visit New Zealand. (Received March 30, 9 a.m.) MINIMUM WAGE DISPUTE. LONDON, 29th March. j The Conciliation Board > Committee has arrived at a settlement in the South Yorkshire dispute, provided the notices are withdrawn, [A fortnight's notice was given by 170.000 Yorkshire miners in connection with the minimum wage.] (Received March 30, 9 a.m.) ASSISTANCE NOT NEEDED. j LONDON, 29th March. ; The Chilian Government steamer \ Maipo, which was reported to be i& | distress off Belle-tsle-en-Terre, is saFe. « The help of the steamer Olway which , went to her assistance was not needed. j (Received March 30, 10 a.m.) : RUSSIA'S MILITARY AIRSHIPS. ST. PETERSBURG. 29th March. The new military aerial programme pro* ') Ivides for 326 aeroplanes of the usual ~~< type and ten air Dreadnoughts, All will l s be completed by the autumn. i DEFENCE CONFERENCE. | SYDNEY, 29th March. The Federal Premier, Mr. Cook, states < that there is no possibility of convening j a defence conference for some time to t come, jINMAN DEFEATS REECE. [ LONDON, 29th Maich. I. Tn the championship billiard match { tlie final s-cores were: — Inman, 18,000} ! Recce, 12,826. t SMALLPOX. ' f NEWCASTLE, • 29th March. Two fresh cases of smallpox nro re* ported here. (TIMLS AND SVbMiV RUN SKItVICIS.) NEW FLYING MACHINE. PARIS. 28th March. A flying machine called a motoplaiie has been invented by M. Pupin. He intends to start a regular passenger Ber* vice between London and Paris.