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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1789, 7 November 1919, Page 10

LATE NEWS I LATEST CABLE NEWS. j ' LONDON, November 5. A Bolshevik communique states that General Yudeuitch is retiring hastily on the entire front. We occupied Gatchina. The pursuit continues. We captured Luga. General Yudenitch's army is dissolving. We closely surround the remnants. We have pushed hack the cnemylOO vcrsts beyond Voronesh. HELSINGFOES, November 5. Despite liulscvik claims, Yudenitch's retreat was well prepared and skilfully executed. He now stands in well-fortified positions on the Narva railway. It is uncertain whether General Yudenitch conte plates a further retirement, but may do so in order to prepare for a furthe offensive, hoping fo the co-operation of Finland. PRETORIA, November 5. The employers' and employees' conference curried a resolution by 46 votes to 38 in favour of a general reduction of working hours without a reduction iu wages, the immediate introduction of a 40-hour weeii in underground or hazardous occupations, and 44 hours in other occupations, no maximum exceeding 48 hours. LONDON. November 5. The Labour. Party has decided to oppose the premium bonds on moral grounds. SYDNEY, November 7. Poulet cables from Bagdad on November 5 stating that he left Aleppo in the morning and traversed the desert of Mesopotamia and arrived at Bagdad in the evening, ail well. THE CROSSING ACCIDENT. At the inquest concerning the death of Lim Young, killed by a train at the Selwyn Street crossing this morning, a verdict wi s returned that no blame was attachabe cither to the engine-driver or to the crossin.;kecper.

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