CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS
BRITAIN’S WARM SPRING
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RUGBY, April 8.
An exceptional spell of wahn, sunny weather, which has been almost unbroken in Southern England since March 21, continues. London enjoyed 10.4 hours of sunshine yesterday, with a maximum temperature of 69 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer time begins to-night, and it will encourage the people to take full advantage of the Spring sunshine. The weather forecast states that an anti-cyclone, which covers the British Isles, shows no immediate signs of dispersing.
FIRE ON LINER.
PARIS, April 10
The Fire Commercial Tribunal, hearing the Compagnie Sud-Atlan-tique’s claim, arrived at a compromise, by appointing three experts to reexamine the vessel and report whether it can be repaired; also thoroughlj’ to re-examine the cost, of repairs.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 April 1933, Page 7
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