BRITISH & FOREIGN.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13101, 14 June 1913, Page 3

BRITISH & FOREIGN.

(Pie>-s Assn'.— By Telegraph— Copyright.) LONDON, June 13, Th 3 , Leeds municipal strikers have accepted the Corporation's terms. Lord do Villiers (Chief Justice at the Cape), 1 ; and '-Sir William Griffith (Chief Justice of the Gold 'Coast Colony) have beien sitting with Lord Haldane, Lord Moulton, and Lord Shaw, hearing New Zealand, appeals, . Next- month Sir Alnierio Fitzpktrick'"' (Canadian Chief Justice) will arrive to assist m hearing Canadian appeals. . (Received June 14. 8.15 a.m.) Th 3; Appeal Court has ordered Sievier to furnish particulars of his defence m the Wooton action. The King held a Privy Council at Buckingham Palaoa. Mr Griffiths and Lord Islington were sworn m. (Received June 14, 12.40 p.m.) Another of the crew of the submarine E5 has succumbed. The secretary of the- Northern League, interviewed, states that the New South Wales invitation cannot be accepted un- i I«S3 the colonial League proposes a basis for safeguarding mutual interests respecting the transfer of players. This is essential as to teams • for touring. The Jockey Club has taken measures to prevent reourrenoe of improper calling of "All right !" as m the Derby tace. Mi- W. Smith, of Wellington, has parsed part one of section three m the Institute of Actuaries' examination.