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LONDON, August 51. Admiral Wilson's fleet was cordially welcomed at Denmark.
BERLIN, August 21. The North German Gazette refers to the friendship shown to German warships formerly visiting British ports, and hopes the outcome of Admiral Wilson's return visit will confirm the mutual respect of the two nations.
It is semi-omcially reported at Berlin regarding the treatment of a French Algerian chief, who was brought to Fez, that it the facts are correctly reported, such action constituted an encroachment on the rights of foreigners. M. Tatteumbach has been instructed to co operate with M. Taillandier, with a view to a satisfactory settlement.
PARIS, August 21. Obituary — Adolphe William Bouguereau, President of the Society of French Artists, setat 79.
MELBOURNE, August 21. Sir John Forrest delivers his Budget to-morrow. It is expected the most interesting features will be the indication of policy, questions on the Sugar Bounty, transfer of the State debts, and defence proposals.
SYDNEY, August 21 Sailed, 2 p.m.— Sierra.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8070, 22 August 1905, Page 2
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