BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18540, 28 April 1922, Page 5

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Proas Association—By Telegraph—Copyright TEHERAN, April 26. In view of the unsatisfactory position of Persian affairs, the Mejliss, at the Prime Minister’s request, appointed a Commission representing all the parliamentary parties to assist the Cabinet in formulating a policy in the best interests of the country. The Prime Minister (Moshired Dowlah) favours the development of the North Persian oilfields and hhe engagement of foreign advisers, which the Mejliss has hitherto refused.—A. and N.Z. Cable. LONDON, April 26. (Received April HI, at 5.5 p.m.) The Army estimates show that the total army numbers 215,000 men, a decrease of 126,000. The estimates for 1922-23 amount to £62,300,000. The United Grand Budget of Freemasons of England has appointed the Prince of Wales Senior Grand Warden, and the Lord Chancellor Junior Grand Warden.— A. and N.Z. Cable. BERLIN, April 27. (Received April 27, at 5.5 p.m.) M. Krassin. is mentioned as the first Soviet Minister to Germany,-rA. and ,N-Z. Cable. NEES FOR CARPETS NEW STOCKS. LATEST DESIGNS. Just landed ex Zealandic, Dorset, and Tainui. SEAMLESS TAPESTRY SQUARES--9x9 85a 10i x 9 1 —IOO s 12 x 9 110 s 12 x 10jr 14Ss SEAMLESS AXMINSTEE SQUARES—--9x9 £9 10s 10g x 9 ... - - ~ ... £l2 12 x 9 ... ... ... ... £l4 12 xlOi £l6 WILTON SQUARES—10i x 9 - ... £l6 12 x 9 £lB 10a WILTON CORRIDOR RUGSI— x4) ... ' £5 7i x4* - ... _ „. £4 4s HALL RUNNERS—18in Tapestry ™ „. 5s yard 22£in Tapestry 6a yard 27in Tapestry ... ... „. 7s yard 27in Axminster —l7 s yard 27in Wilton NEES, THE FURNITURE PEOPLE. Hanover Street Railway Crossing. (Three Minutes from Railway Station.) _______________ —Advt.