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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10402, 16 July 1912, Page 5

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II - I—^ United Press Association. —By ESoo= trio Telegraph.—Copyright. Received July 15. 1 P-“-Tokio, July 14. The .French ornieer Kieber struck a subtueiged wreck which knocked a hole in her amidships. She was towed into Kobe. Sydney, July 15. £ The hearing of the sugar case was completed, and judgment reserved lor a week. Received July 16, 9 a.m. Paris, July 15. I he Persia has been refloated. Received July 16, 11 a.m. Loudon, July 15, Grey, who assaulted Mr Lloyd George, has been sentenced to two months’ imprisonment. Bury, manager of the Uadffby mine, has succumbed fen his injuries. The underwriters have lost -&.• 037,000 during the last gsix mcn..ha through shipping casualties. ■Vienna, July 15* The bodies of two Alpinists “Ibbing since Christmas have been found jambed in a crevasse in the T y r °h^ e Alps A notebook was found taining a pathetic narrative showing a lingering death from starvation. New York, July 15. At Providence. Rhode Socialists renominated Miss HejM Dougherty as a candidate lor ary of Stale at the forthcoming el^l fcioa ’ London. July 151 Sir J. Kemp, member for Mai* cheater, haa resigned lor pnva« business seasons. ■ Received July 16. Ipm. fl Sydney, July 1®- ■ Many vessels are delayed by 1 weather. The Victorian . j ment’s dredge. 196 days out Jromn Rotterdam, put in to shelter. bhe narrowly escaped swamphiigAmongst Edgerton’s effects therewas a rambling letter to Lord Chelmsford stating than the police and others were dogging-and trying Co murder him and P iLneS from earning a living- Th o inq e has not finished. „„.t fll tinns Various Orange demonstrations carried protests against t Temere decree. . . 1K Melbourne. July lb. Mr Fisher was the first rtopDf, ( ‘! ; ?u at the opening of the oommon wealth The Hon. James Bryce had a brilliant reception at the University.