NEWS EPITOMISED
THIS MORNING’S ISSUE. The position between the United States and Mexico is exceedingly grave, and an outbreak of war seems probable. Town Council met • last evening. Trial of X'enner In connection with the scandal Is proceeding. Man savagely attacked by bulldog in 'Wellington. Big 'batch of assisted immigrants to arrive on Tuesday. Acclimatisation Society met last night. Caiyada interested in Australasian defence question. Wholesale frauds in Germany. Sylvia Pankhurst has not been allowed to lecture in Germany. A vote of censure on the Government has been moved in the Commonwealth Parliament. Fresh cases of smallpox are reported from Newcastle. The outstanding feature of the Home Pule position is the hostility of the to the exclusion of Ulster. Spurious half-crowns are being circulated. in Wellington.
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Southland Times, Issue 17628, 17 April 1914, Page 5
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