AMERICAN CABLE NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 July 1925, Page 2

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PACJi'M B El..Vi lON.' INSTi'ITTI HONOi.EI.E. July I'-’.

The in-tiluto of Pacific Belaitoiis approved of the programme for a permanent (O'gaii-ialion and named a- the executive Atherton. 1 I lonotuluE ?' ill'll mi (Japan), Wen (China), Nelson (Canada', and Wilbur ' America 1. ft was agreed to hold biennial coiileivnces. The perma non f secretarial was authorised to adinitiisier a budget ol fifteen thousand sterling per annum. PREDICTIONS WEEK AHEAD. NEW YORK. July 12. Tim IciniM 1 : al ill'es Imre have been predicted almost a week in advance wiih iiiiju'oximaie mciii'ai'v daily lor a year hv lie. determinai 1011 oi the solar radiation, acordiii:: lo a s.n l emeu t issued from the Sum h'o.iiait I'l-titn-UOll. AMERICA'S ATTITUDE. WASHINGTON. July I'J. ■■ Th“ eerimr -ton- of our policy regarding l liinn is a scrnpiilons olisercnllce ol tlm obliga' ions to the t 11111ose elilend ioio i.y the Wa-hillgloil ( ,11,1m,-m,. nod an iii-i-teiico that the Oovenimein : lona tak adequate measures for the protection "I P.ivigner.s and full'll- her obligation- under the treaties,” said President ( < olmgc. billowing lengthy conferences with Mr Kellogg.

A BLOODLESS REVOLUTION. GUAYAQUIL. July 12. A bloodless revolution overthrew the Ecuador Government, the movement evidently having the full support of the populace. Several former political leaders are confined aboard the cruiser (’ontopau.