JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
FAR EAST UNDERSTANDING. TOEIO, January 23. Numerous Cabinet conferences marked the Grand Duke Michaelovitch'a stay here. Responsible newspapers state that a definite agreement relating to the future of the Far East will shortly be announced^ PRESIDENT WILSON'S ENVOY, ' NOT A PEACE MISSION. PARIS, January 23. Colonel House, who ia President Wilson's envoy to Europe, states that -his) mission is concerned with submarine war* fare and Britain's blockade—not witl* mediation. Colonel House will also give President Wilson, on his return, his impressions of the belligerents' position and feelings. AMERICAN TALK. POST-WAITACITON. (Times and Sydney Sun Services:} LONDON, January 23. i Washington advises that Mr Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, told the Military]' Committee of the United States Senate : that he hoped an international agreement to limit armaments would be come to,' after the war. America was in a position to tell the Powers she was rich etaough ■ to outbuild them unless they agreed to such limitation. - MUSEUMS TO BE CLOSED. LONDON, January 23. (Received Jan. 24, at 9.5 p.m.) The Government intends shortly to cloaO the museums and art galleries.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16600, 25 January 1916, Page 5
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