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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18541, 29 April 1922, Page 10

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Press Association— By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, April, 28. .v r (Received April 28, at. 11.30 p-iii.)' There are no tidings of the Manurewa, although wireless messageg have been " sent broadcast asking shipping to keep a strict. lookout. The agents decline to discussitho despatch of a search steamer, stating that it Js g. question.for the owners.' to-'decide; Another case of plague is reported at Oatley. • -The -patient is a city'waitress; , LONDON, April- 28. (Received April 28, at '11.50 p.m.) . Sir. Charles Parsons lias donated £10,(BO to the funds of the British .Association.. Lloyd’s agent at Constantinople reports that a shell fired "from the coast battei'y near. Gdessa "struck -the • Britishsteamer Datdiet, ' causing her to be beached. — Rehter. ■. ;7.' • v PARIS, April', 28. (Received April 28, at 11.30 p.rn.), The Cabinet has telegraphed M. Barth on agreeing- with: the delegation’s attitude and instructing them to stand by the, Cannes resolution • and closely follow, M. : Poinea're’s policy towards the Soviet. V. ■’ Advices from Genoa state - that the Russian delegation, hajli. a', dinner with the German delegates.. ■ ,The..depot-’of' thq speeches has not transpired. ■ .Numbers of ppli.ce'wen s present.—Reuter. ■ '• .