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King George Memorial. Over £70,000 has now been received by the Lord Mayor of Loudon in subscriptions to the King George Memorial Fund. Anglo-Eussian Naval Talks. The Angio-Kussian naval talks were resumed at the Foreign Office on Wednesday when further consideration was given to a number of technical points. King’s Brother in King’s Cup. The Duke of Kent, is among the 28 who have entered an aeroplane for the King’s Cup air race to be llown on July 10 and 11. Water Main Bursts in London. "Remarkable scenes followed a water main burst in the centre of London on Wednesday. The neighbouring streets were soon several feet deep with a swirling tide which swept Into shops, Hooded cellars and brought traffic to a standstill. The tramway tunnel from Kingsway to the Embankment was flooded and a dislocation of the tramway service resulted over a considerable area. America’s Colossal Debt. A Washington message states that the Treasury statement of June .15 reveals a record public debt of 34,331,255,000 dollars compared with 28,700,000,00(1 dollars at June 15, 1935. The financing of the veterans’ bonus is partially responsible.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 June 1936, Page 7
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