RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 764, 22 July 1916, Page 9

RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS.

REVOKING A CODICIL | Australian ot,d \.Z. CchW Assort alien. LONDON. July 21. | A Select Committee of the House of Lords has passed a Bill to revoke the codicil to the will of Mr Cecil Rhodes, providing for scholarships at Oxford for German students. Mr Rhodes inserted the eodi-. cil, believing that the undertaking between Britain, Germany, and America would render war impossible. The preamble of the Bill slates that events have happened, showing that the testator’s anticipations have not been realised. It is proposed to substitute 12 scholarships open to students within the British Empire. WAR PENSIONS. HUGE LIABILITIES. AVtif/r’* T'l'urams. 1 LONDON, July 21. / Mr R. McKenna informed a dejm- , talion representing several numl- ; cipalities that a grant of ffi,ooo,oo# would be placed at the disposal of I the Statutory Committee for penj sions after the war, in addition to | the millions already granted. The | Government was now spending £80,000,000 per annum in separation allowances and pensions. I The cable news in this issue accredited t» “ The Time* " hat appeared in that jocrnal. hot only »here expressly stated is. toch news the editorial opinion of " The Times." BAD FOR TWO YEARS. LOASBY CURED ME. Mrs K. S writes as follows; “For over two years I was run down, weak, and miserable. 1 suffered from headaches and loss of memory-. I was very nervous ami thought all kinds of dreadful diseases were coming over me. My appe--1 titc was poor, the heart weak. I suffered after every meal with indigestion. "I had quite made up my mind that medicine could not cure me, as in spite of all I took 1 got no better. A lady friend advised me to "ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT." I “In six weeks 1 was completely cured, and 1 have k.-pt in robust health for the last six | months. 1 advise all sufferers to ‘Ask Ixiashy about it.' ” j (ion n try patients I Crated by letter. Just write fully jour symptoms and enclose f, C, ■ and medicine will be forwarded post free. A. M. LOASBY j (With \V. F. McArthur), The Only Prescribing Chemist, CTO COLOMBO STUEKT, CHRISTCHURCH.

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