GENERAL CABLES
JURY DISAGREES. United Press Association—By Electri? Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON, May. 9. The jury in the Hayley-Alorris case (rallied on Ist May) disagreed. THE ANNUAL RETURN. LONDON, May 9. The annual return of Suez canal for 1928 shows transit receipts were 222,396,208 francs. The total tonnage through the canal was 31,905,902, whereof British was 18,124,074, Dutch 3,329,628, German 3,300,018, French 1,926,969, Italian 1,649,792. The chief users were Peninsula and Allied linos with a tonnage of 3,213 million ; British Tanker Company 2,583. DAUGHTER OF CHARLES DICKENS. LONDON, May 9. Obituary.—Kate Peirugini, eightynine. Charles Dickens only surviving daughter. OBITUARY. LONDON, May '9. Obituary.—Sir Edmund Turto.u. member of the House of Commons. SOCCER. PARIS, May 9. At international soccer in fine weather before -forty thousand spectators, England beat 'France by 4 to 1.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 May 1929, Page 5
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