SENSATIONAL RUMOURS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11667, 12 September 1916, Page 8

SENSATIONAL RUMOURS.

EXCITEMENT AT WILHELWISHAVEN THE INVASION OF ENGLAND. Times Service. Received September 13, 13.33 p.m. Copenhagen, Sept, 11. f There is excitement at Wilhelmf.haven owing to sensational lumcnrs that great events are imminent necessitating the evacuating ot civilians. - , The military authorities announced that there was no truth in the rumours, which it is believed reterred to the invasion of England.

I- RANGE AND THE DOMINIONS,

A SCHEME TO FOSTER TRADE.

DEPUTATION TO VISIT FRANCE

Reuter. Received Sept. 12, 11.10 a.m. London, Sept. 11. The Government has invited the Congress of Chambers of Commerce ct South Africa, opened to-day at Capetown, to nominate four comuiercial men in conjunction with th ' Trade Commissioner in London, to visit France with similar delegations from Australia and New Zealand with a view to fostering trade between France and the Dominions. GERMAN BORROWING.

THIRTY MILLIONS FROM BELGIUM NATIONAL BANK.

Received Sept, 13, 2 p.m. Amsterdam, Sept. 11.

The Germans have secured thirty millions sterling from the coffers ot t’<.p Belgium National Bank. Xliey offered to pay five percent, interest and to repay the loan two years alter the war.