LATE CABLE NEWS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16760, 19 June 1925, Page 9

LATE CABLE NEWS.

(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) (Received June 19, 3 p.m.) LUX I MIX. dune 18. The Eastbourne by-election resulted : Sir Reginald Hall (Unionist) 12.741; •H-arccwvt Johnyton (Libera!) 5386; 1. S. Williams. (Labor) 2695. The Imperial Civil Research Committee. including Loud Balfour (chairman). Colonel Amory, Mr. Ormsby Gore, and Sir Warren Fisher, held‘its first meeting, which was of a preliminary nature, but it is understood later sub'committees will be established to deal vvalh cMlerent points relating to the welfare and progress of the native populations of the Empire. PARES. June 18. General Brancker lias arrived by air for the purpose of discussing with the French Government the establishment of British air lines to India. OTTAWA, June 18. A message from Toronto states that the ‘General Council of the United Church of Canada instructed the executive council to register a formal protest with the Secretary of State against the use by any religious body of the titles of any of tho ehurclujs entering the United Church. The action is a. direct challenge to the decision of those remaining Presbyterians to call themselves the Presbyterian Church in Canada. SYDNEY, Jr me 19. The Cabinet adopted a. motion in favor of film appointment of Australian citizens as Stale Governors, tliivs* foiling into* lino with tho decision of other State Premiers.