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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1348, 21 June 1911, Page 8

TIE CORONATION. 4. weather unsettled. GREAT CROWDS IN THE STREETS. (Press Association.—Bv Telegraph.— Copyright). London, Yesterday. After <a long spell of perfect weathe.r, there hii.vo been heavy raiiiif storms im Loudon, and tho weather is avow unsettled. Tliero ■arc great crowds in tJuo streets gazing at ilie doconitione. Jjiirge crowds) have ga-thowd at tine Victoria Station to witness the amuvn.l of Foreign Missions. Tho Dub .and Duchess of Oonl),aught .received the Crown Princes and lVinereaes' of Germany n t n>d Greece, and tho Prince Consort of tho Netherlands. THE WORLD OYER. ELECTION RIOTS IN AUSTRIA A ErfTRALIAN BANQUET. DEATH IN THE MILK JUG. (Proas Association.—By Telegraph.— Copyright). Loudon, Yesterday, Sir Newton Moor® .presided at the luncheon ol tfe WestmaJjaa -Mincoumers Association'. Admiral Bedfoixl prposcd the health of Mr Wilson, tho \Vestrafaiii -premier, and- hoped tho ekctioma would renew tho Government's term of office. Air Wilson justified tiro Government's policy in encouraging mining, which was Wcst•rafc's pircmiiiei' mciiustry. M® Door lette anticipated that tho future of thiD Bullfinch mime would be even moire marvelous than in tho past. Tho Austrian, Argentine, Danish, Spanish, Dutch and Chinese battleships have arrived at Spithead. The Marvfebone Club lis ficiii'd!i.ng a team to Australia in tho 'autumn. The captaincy will bo 'decided later. Mr LloyeMJeorge questioned in the Houso ol Commons a,s to the causo of the fall in gilt-edged securities since j.yt)G, .explained that the .fait was due to absorption of capital by the South African war, 'broadening trustee investments, and Government borrowing for tho Irish land 'purchases. Fifteen hundred colonial troops accompanied the Grenadier Guards' Band ami'attended .service at' St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday. The Roman Catholic members of the various contingents attended service in Westminster Cathedral. . It is reported that Government will pass tho Finance Bill in the House of Commons until after the issue raised by the Parliament Veto Bill is settled. The Duko of G'onnaught and Lord Kitchener inspected the New Zear landers audi other cotonial troops at the Duke of York's School. A thousand troops afterwards .wernt to the Festival of Empire, where they were inspected by Viscount Haildano and General Sir lan Hamilton. Dr Findfcy, in an interview in tlio Evening Stand'ard, explained tho working of the iindleterminate sentaices, tho Tokanui farm and tree-plawtr ing camps. The Standard say.? that tho system puts New Zealand in tho fore-front of tile world for the scientifically humane treatment of paisonei's. In tlio West Ham election ease, tho judges decided that Master-mail's agent was guilty of corrupt practice ■in having knowingly returned an uov truo account of election expenses. Judgment will b3 given to-morirow. Thirty Roman Catholic working boys in a homo- at Edinburgh were soiled with illness, apparently caused by an irritant poison. One died and tlio otliers are progressing towards recovery. A number of residents in the vicinty are ill. Tho milk supply is suspected. Calcutta, Yesterday. Rajkumar, Sub-inspector of the Criminal Investigation DcpartlwiVit, is dead at Maimansing. Vienna. Yesterday. During the election riots at Drobobyez (Gdicia), the crowd stoned tlio military, who replied with' ® volley, eight rioters being killed. GANE MILKER. 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Mr R. Linn, cf Ncrmanby, who is ono of the biggest Hipplieis to this creamery, has a "Gaue" Milk Ro leaser attached to liis milking ma chine, auri I may eay that tlio milk he Imb delivered here Im?, through the whole season, been in poifect coiulitiou. During tho hottest part of the seasou, when other supplier)' milk has been refused, his hue beeu in a most satisfactory condition. 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