NEW HEBRIDES
DR GIT APPLE’S PERSISTENCE. Prow Association—By Telegraph—CopyrigM, LONDON, Juno 24. (Received .lime 25, at, 9 a.m.) A question by Dr W. A. Chappie in the House, of Commons yesterday reading tho New Hebrides was prompted by reports from Australia, of allegations by Presbyterian missionaries of unsatisfactory conditions in the' islands. Dr Chappie stated 1 to-day that so far he had received no satisfaction, but he will continue to ask questions. If the authorities remain un.re.spoii.Mve to the of rectifying the conditions out, there he will keep np an agitation until they art. “It is a trifling matter for France,’’ said Dr Chappie, “but it is vitally important for the natives.’’ —A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 18669, 25 June 1924, Page 5
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