THE WORLD OVER.
THE PUNITIVE EXPEDITION. 4 ADULT SUFFRAGE. INSURANCE RILL. (Frees Association— By Telegraph.- t uODvrieht). . London, Yesterday. ( ffhe Government amendments to the '• Insurance Bill will reduce payments : ■<f»f soldiers and sailors to lid. A scf i ,'parate seamen's fund will be established and managed by the Board of Trade. Shipowners are exempted from contributions in respect of foreign employees trading to foreign stations. i Lord Ourzoa to bought Hatteirshial Oastle, which, in a oablo of September 21 it was stated Quad, been sold to ail American millionaire to be shifted to America. The historic fireplaces alone have been removed., but it is doubtful whether even they will be taken to America. Mr Asquith, in the House of Commons, announced that an adult suffrage measure would be introduced next session. Washington, Yesterday. Reports from Mexico City state that thirty rebels were killed in an encounter in the Guantla district. The Federal losses are unstated. Ottawa, Yesterday. Messrs White, Burrell, Monk, and other Ministers are returned to Parliament unopposed. Calcutta, Yesterday. Dunbar's column crossed Bering and cleared the Abor barricades. The second Ghurkas crossed the Sidong River and mounted a hill in the face of arrows, rushed .the stockade, and burned the village.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1458, 9 November 1911, Page 8
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203THE WORLD OVER. Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1458, 9 November 1911, Page 8
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