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i'by electric telecrapii—copyright.] [PER PKES3 ASSOCIATION.] ( Received this day, 8.27 a.m.) HOME UULE. LONDON, Sept. 26.—Mr Birrell, it Bristol, said the time was not ripe for any appeal to Britain for Home Rule. They must show the English :md Scotch bit by bit that the Irish were well qualified to govern themselves. This could be done administratively and gradually in the course >f a few years.
THE HUNGARIAN CRISIS. VIENNA, Sept. 26.—The Executive Committee of the coalition expressed the deepest regret that Emperor Josef not listening to the representatives of tho majority. A • iceting is called for the 3rd in defence of the constitution, deputies outsido tho coalition desiring to paricipate being invited. HORRIBLE ATROCITIES. Received this day at 8.37 a.m . CAPETOWN, September 26. The Cape Argus publishes interviews with Boers recently encaged in tho transport of assistants' to Damaraland. They state that they were compelled to resort to flight. They saw Germans execute at least 25 native women and children as spies. They were once forced to shoot two prisoners. They are prepared to make affidavits concerning the truth of the statements.
GERMAN BANK.
CAPETOWN, September 26. The Times states the Anstro-Chinese Bank of a million sterling is forming with headquarters in Vienna, and branches in China similar to the lintsch, Asiatische Bank in Berlin. It will probably serve as a satellite to the latter in furtherance of German commercial and political interests. TRANSVAAL MINERS. PRETORIA, September 26—The Transvaal has appointed a Commissioner to enquire into the safety of miners travelling in nafts.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 September 1905, Page 3
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