BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Greymouth Evening Star, 16 May 1925, Page 5

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

•y ? 'd ! <<■'•.AV.\’zV:'/' «»«»' ■ I’l 'i,* I. ,' J "lid.,: ' ..-A ° .r . < » . . ;t . and Jf.Z, Cable Association.) . FRENCH IVAR- DEW ’•*;■■■ ' i. ,;.’-"..-pA£llS r <May 15<w> : iff he Couhcilbof : Ministers ;buniste<j. to M. Briaud and Af.' Caßiahix. the task bf studying :the inent di. the intei>Allied debts; .. • . ; TYPHOID VICTIM; A? Typhoid appears'io; be wailing. The only European death''-inis' week X was Mrs Hqrry- ,53;.> formerly of, Mount • Albert,*■ A uckhind.,>-,.whp; _suchum bed this morning. _ : . /' , . . ' . STATUE MUTILATED. . ’ ... ■ PAJIIS,. May 15. v The famous scttlptdrAßodin’s halfton statue, representing /a.man .of tpe*. earliest ages, wak; ; fduifu'*’jndtila,ted; : in the gardens'sitrfbundiiig \the; .’ Rodin * museum.' ’*, arm’ were. pawn off during the night. * ’ 1 •<- ’■ '•A’k '''w'k-AiAWk?'-W''*' t*f.

EMPIRE PRODUCE. W- - The - fruit. ?lmp.eT.iaj'<' Economic !f Coinriirtse is \'inye&Hgfiii'fr^ k a ‘mefhi’d to ’enable iiurchaseta’ to identify Enfp'frb'fri'it t'h6 ■ witnesses was * * the ’ Mt. Booth,'and (tie- £le’w Zealand eh, tofit Attwood, The' meat section *ts , drawing attention 'to the importation ’of Empire'-, bacons. -.**?&',*£ : -v ■ • ■ As the result ’of ■negotik-i lions, a . r t.wo million^;slerlin^ContrabtA for eight Is,ooo to?l4;opo*lctti ships for the Blue ;Stnr: Britain; the stahtial preference* over- foxbign-Aens. debs. The British shipbuilders will; however, undertake ThA.'woHc ? \at* a considerable loss, in ordeWto prevent the extension of unemployment. ; a*-. ; . ■ NELSON. DIVORCED- V. • -u ™&oNifONf Majh4,* ? W ■ Mrs ■ Amelia c '!id6 ; divorced “her aged 35; the' s'ecohd hbir;fof eitridonß •’• 1 ‘ w' Petitioner' gave' evidence 1 " that .-sip. married husHknd’iif' 3a huaty,'3,924. < H6> repeatedly ; wrbtbr.on.. : ori<3 occasion: 5 T feeKlike Vkpar?W in;.' a’canary^s'caget.yil ! mhsPbedhds. v: added that sftp : bought' estate for £lo,ooo' td . kedps ! it iil'tllA Nelson'