NEWS FROM OVERSEAS.
CABLES IN BRIEF, At he emerged from church in Hainault. with his bride on his arm, a young Italian remonstrated with • drunk Flemish worker who tried to kiss the bride. The intruder inflicted two fatal stabs on the bridegroom, to whom a priest administered the last sacrament five minutes after pen. forming the marriage ceremony. A Paris message from Rabat state* that in consequence of a Spanish advance. the famous rebel chieftain. Slittep El Khambichi. a brother of Abd el Krim. has surrendered to a French post. Newspapers express the opinion that the new commercial agreement between France and Germany, based on most favoured nation treatment, is likelv to be signed to-day or tomorrow. At a meeting of 1500 members of the Engineering Union in Melbourne, the members pledged themselves to refuse to work overtime sfter next Thursday unless paid in accordance with the old award, also not to accept any system of payment by se» suits.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 176, 11 July 1927, Page 7
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