GENERAL CABLE NEWS
SIB GEORGE REED, PARIS, January 14. President Fallieres gave an audience ’to Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia. AUSTRALIAN” SINGER. LONDON, January 14. Miss Mary Coaly sails by the Oram a on a concert tour of Australia and New Zealand. Miss Natalie Dawson accompanies her. ■ CORINTHIC’S PASSENGERS. (Received January 15, 9-50 p.m.) HOBART, January 15. The Corinthic has arrived from .London and sails for Wellington at 8 o’clock on Thursday morning. Fifty-seven passengers landed and 684 are proceeding to New Zealand. Mrs M. H. Kearton, a passenger, died on December 28th. A DISPUTED WILL. (Received January 16, 1 a,m.) LONDON, January 15. Mr Trovanion, whoso will disposing of £BO,OOO is disputed (the bulk of the fortune being left outside the family), was a grandson of Sir Daniel Cooper. PROTECTION OF COLORED SUBJECTS. (Received January 16, 1 sum.) LONDON, January 15. Sir Edward Grey, in reply to* a question, said that the Government was taking steps to protect some of tho British colored subjects clandestinely recruited for E’cmando Po.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8330, 16 January 1913, Page 8
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