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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12565, 20 January 1903, Page 5

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BRITISH AND FOREIGN. Picas Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. JOINING THE RADICALS. LONDON, January 18. (Received Jan. 19, at 6.54 a.m.) Negotiations in reference to Sir Michael Foster's proposal to join the Radicals wero conducted by postcard. They - showed that the London University had sanctioned his changing sides. He will not, therefore, resign. SEEKING IMMIGRANTS. OTTAWA, January 18. (Received Jan. 19, at 8.45 a.m.) The Canadian Government are send-, ing a mission to England, tho object of which is to induce the war reservists to settle in Canada. Forty successful Manitoba farmers will lecture in British agricultural centres. THE SAXONY SCANDAL. PARIS, January 19. (Received Jan. 20, at 0.57, a.m.) ' The Princess Louise of Saxony and M. Giron travelled to Mentono as Monsieur and Madame Jerard. INTERCPLONIAL. Press Association— By Telegraph— Copyright. MEAT JiIXPORT. BRISBANE, January 19. (Received Jau. 19, at 9.15 a.m.) The Queensland Meat Export Company's profits for the past ypar are over £60,000. A GOOD SEND-OFF. SYDNEY, January 19, (Received Jan. 19, at 10.17 p.m.) Admiral and Lady Beaumont were passengers to-day by the Sierra. A large gathering, including the Governor, Sir Edward Barton, and several' State Ministers assembled to bid them farewell. The Son. W. P. Crick, Minister of Lands, was also a passenger for Auckland. ' -.