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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14044, 29 April 1920, Page 4

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[By Er-TOTitio TKfcßGiur-n—C^ (Per Press Association.)>EACI3 TREATIES. ■ ' (Router's Telegram^ Received April 25). at (U) n * LONDON, Sh, The Peace. Treaties with ffl Bulgaria have received tho $. sent. • ' FIGHTING IX RUSSIA (Renter's Telegrams.') Received April 29, at 0.33 ft . n :. WARSAW, A L Official messages report that aj puking desperate .Jlolsheyjk Hit* six weeks, the- Pole l -, eoimiiuoj Pikudski, started a, general oik Yolhynia and Podolia on the 2otn captured <Jomo important pl.w pursued the enemy'to .1 itoinir an infantry and cavalry divisiq completely, dcle'aied, and captured, including IliO loooiimti, 20(10 rnilwnj carnages.

INHVPP'S MEXICO (Routei s Tckgnnif,) . Rceencd April 2*), nl II A, ,„ A\ VSHINGIOK, w Thiio hii been fighting \{ (|J puo oilfields bctwun lln Ci rf|l inci lebckObi (101) s foid lit. <. ntorr States oi Miohoic in md duotiii ih lcciuiting followers JP UN SM\SH IN 1NI))j (Aub ind N Z Cilile Ret on id Apnl 20 if 120 pm DEMH, 4„j A disistious i iilw n ish b in \llihibul when in uxprcsai with i goods ti mi ihi tasul esiimitcd at 1)0 killed indoii The oiiiiges \\<rc o\ crcrowdtj timing 300 menibeis of v q piils ind 50 Gi lkhis All % e\ct.)l nvcn ntip killed or bm death Seven 1 Euiopeins were hiV lu i «t> tai lioiu luncheon ed killed The first three boa nißts wee sirmohid md cangl Men women and elnldiui, pun d'l the wiecknge sttuggled w it li tho II <mcs '-piending towards jht SCI IK ol tlio dlMHlfl wcs/i medu il lelief ind tho suffering! mimed woic .ldtlid to lu 11 rum stoi m -Vmong ihe wi hsr ol moll<n mlui, upieieutingj rupees in the* Indnns bngpifn nidi eel limbic- ol ilu women n

ENGLISH RACING. } Received April 29. 11 !• 1.20-n.is .'...•-' LONDON,-ApHl The Two Thousand ..Guineas: re Tetrateinn.; 1; Allenhy 2, Paragoi PBINOEAT ROTO^I (Per Presß Asßocintion.li v BOTORTJA, April After two 'of rain nndj discomfort ; this 1 , morning brmigl shine, : though a\ crisp twig of;fi the air gave »■ reminder tliiiit! son was advancing. The* ppofe ' sponded, toi the.firightness of it and turned oufein thousandsj piece :de resistance of the lot! This , was; t-htt grahd official X) from nil the tribes -roundabmil Royal Highness;, 'on■'Ar'nwtC Pat mercurial spirits of the Nntiya 'dally rose as the hour of flier arrival- on the : uroun'ddifc There w;is : 'li gathering okatlte 000 people, Maoris,'., of predominating. A ■..■ little/■'•after o'clock blip Prince, apcompaniell mirnl flalsey and .staff,' nrrtfwi,alighting at.-the nates of ttejW) party ,was chnlloused, hy 'ifei and Mateia tribes.,' ivliri' .pcVrfdn ceremony of "Taki," > this toiii ..until the Prince reached the' Here tho: National ;Ailt'h'eht wis; the mixture of 'Maori nnd| ■ words making a blend of earions 'trancing ■ effect.. The sinbiifg'wi by representatives . iif .flic. Xs tribes ami pupils froin t!u>.-% Girls' .School. 'IV AntevVCoi.'fß Wnerengabika lio.v.s'. College Prince then' took bis and Sir Win, Herries,'.Nate-Mil at .the. head: of a p«u'-t,v of. ft;| and :ehieftamesses, presented';i dress of welcome, with; its ;vtt Maori mat. .',' .5 p\ The Prince, on riaiiig' to reply greets*! with.' ruf-oimdt/ig ukfof his remarks were i'rc«jju*utfy -inw ed by bursts of-plensrd'apjitpw iiiiine ol" Queen Victoria being |» lariy applauded. At tup; con* the speech there was ait MtW* exhibition of loyal aftprociidiriflf followed a long succession of'tiro .dance's, hakas, daiices: of"w|miii( whiri) and.poi dances.: