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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11656, 11 June 1912, Page 4

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(Per Press Association.) TWO AIRMEN KILLED. Paris, June 10. An aviator named Kiminerling. with n. passenger, fell three hundred feet, at Men rmelon-le-G rand and both were killed. ANOTHER EXPLOSION. Vienna; June 10. There has been another explosion of 1400 kilogrammes of powder at the "Woellersdorf factory, which destroyed a phed, but no one was injured. The indications are that it was deliberately caused. ENGLISHWOMAN IN RUSSIA 5 . Received June 10, at 10.30 p.m. London. June 10. The Chronicle states that the Czar has pardoned Miss Malccka. MR STEAD'S ESTATE. Received June 11, at 9.15 a.m. London, June 10. Mr W. T. Stead's estate has been sworn at £13,000. A codicil to the will is missing. IMPRISONED SUFFRAGETTES. Received Juno 11, at 10.55 a.m. London, June 10. Mr M'Kenna lias transferred Mr and Mrs Patrick Lawrence and Mrs Pankhurst to the first division, on condition, that they refrain from inciting to illegal acts while imprisoned. HUGE CLAIM. The Court Arbitrators of the King's Bench are hearing the National Telephone C-o.'s claim of £20,000,000 •against tlie Post Office. MEDICAL AID BY AEROPLANE.. Received June 11,.at 11.35 a.m.- •' York, June. 10. "While he. was rushing to ;i boy suffering from coiicussio/o. of the brain Dr< Larder's was wrecked.. An aviator, seeing the doctor's plight, conveyed him Jo the boy's bedside in his aeroplane.."The boy is recovering. P.-UTISH CABINET CHANGES. B/jceived June 11, at 0.20 p.m. London, June 10. Earl Loreburn has resigned the Lord High Chancellorship, on the ground of ill-health, and will be succeeded by Viscount Haldane. Colonel Seely becomes Minister of "War in Lord Haldane's place.