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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10658, 29 May 1913, Page 8

It is reported that the Kaiser will visit England in mid-summei. A .Japanese steerage passenger who landed at Thursday Island was diagnosed as suffering from a mild form of bubonic plague. 3lt is officially stated that the .Bolivian police have handed the Peruvian authorities Kerman, who figured prominently in Sir Roger Uast-meat's report on the Putumayo atrocities. Sr. Petersburg reports that brigands attacked the residence of M. Pavoni, the British Vico Consul at Poti. M. Pavoni and a brother .tired ! and killed the leader. Pavoni ’a i brother was wounded. (Owing to the rise in wagss through the Wages Board awards ; and increase iu Use cost of supplies, the New South Wales railways are expected to show a deficit for the year ending Juno IK) —the first ! occasion for a number of years. An' j increase iu the fates and freights is loret-hadcwed. i The Privy Council is hearing the i appeal of the Commonwealth versus i the Adelaide Steamship Co., fami- ! liuriiv called the Vend appeal. The | Privy Council is not satisfied that I the High Court was wrong cm the ■ grounds of pure Jaw. Argument is i proceeding as to whether the agroe- ' meat was detrimental to the public i interests. During the argument lie 1 Enrol Chancellor said that he found ’ notiiing at 1 present detrimental. A ; later message states that the appeal ; was dismissed with costs ! i ; "Westminster Co.’s REGENT CIGARETTES are made from the finest Virginian tobacco. Inhalers prefer them. Smoko and share in the Great Free Gift Scheme. Forty beautiful presents to choose from.