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... RUSH (United Press AsStt.—CMpyrigliti) (Received Oct. 27, 7.0) b.hi.) . LONDON, Oct. 26.
The N.Z. Migration Office estimates there will be 4800 approvals of agisted immigrants to December 31. ft is feared owing to the shipping strike that 3300 will not be embarked till the end of the year. —A. and N.Z. Gable Assn.
EMPIRE EXHIBITION ASSN. TO BE WOUND UP. LONDON, Oct. 26. A meeting of members of the Empire Exhibition Association passed a resolution that the Company be wound up voluntarily.
AUSTRALIAN LOANS OVERSUBSCRIBED. LONDON, Oct. 2'3. The South Australian and Victorian loans were over-subscribed. RAID BY CHINESE BANDITS. HONGKONG, Oct. 27. Bandits raided the middle school of Fatci, in Canton, and carried olt fifty of the students, and four of the Chinese ;staff.—Reuter. EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF PERSIAN DISASTER. * \ BUSHIRE, Oct. 26. The storm in t he . Persian Gulf which occurred on October 1 was serious, but tlio casualties were greatly grated. bag)mix Qct 2f . Reports of the storm, which occurred three weeks ago, are officially discredited., Further information is expected ffom Bahrein
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10140, 28 October 1925, Page 5
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