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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 141, 12 June 1909, Page 4

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fpEESS ASSOCIATION.] EULENBURG AGAIN. (Received June 12, 8.50 a.m.) BERLIN, June 11. Prince Eulenburg has arrived iit Berlin. His prosecution on a charge, of perjury is to be resumed. BERESFORD AND THE A.M.P. LONDON, June 11. Admiral Lord Charles Beresford has joined the board of directors of _ the. Australian Mutual Provident Society., MEAT FOR TOMMY ATKINS. LONDON, June 11. The War Office is inviting tender's, closing on the 22nd September, for 666,000 pounds of tinned meat, for de-. livery in January and February. CHURCH PAGEANT. LONDON, June 11. The church pageant at Fulhant Palace has opened with 400 actors. It is expected that ,80,000 people will witness the spectacle. EXPLOSION ON A SUBMARINE. LONDON, June 11. An explosion of petrol aboard submarine A4 at Portsmouth injured Lieutenant Harbotte and three other, members of the crew. DACOITS' REVENGE. LONDON, June 11. Reuters Calcutta correspondent reports that as a sequel to a recent dacoit case extremists in Bengal killed the police informer's brother. They, failed to find the informer himself. A MISSING WARSHIP. LONDON, June 11. A French armoured cruiser which: was recently reported to be leaking is missing on the homeward voyage from the Levant. No news has been heard of her for a fortnight.

AMERICAN DESIGNS ON CHINA. LONDON, June 11. The United States Government are- ~ encouraging the investment of American capital in Chinese railways, with a view to securing greater diplomatic influence and the extension of trade. AUSTRALIA'S GAIN. LONDON, June 11. The Record, commenting on Archdeacon Wright's acceptance of the Archbishopric of Sydeny, regrets thewithdrawal from the councils of the English Church of one whose wise judgment, breadth of view _ and' moderating influences were of incalculable value; Nevertheless, it states, it is right that the Mother Churcti should give of her best to thedaughter Churches.