LATE NEWS

Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2048, 7 September 1920, Page 10

LATE NEWS

■ MOSCOW, September 6. A wireless message, reports that a Soviet republic has been proclaimed 111 Bokhara, where Red troops occupied the principal military points. Documents have been found, adds the wireless message, revealing British intrigues with tire Afghan Government. VIENNA, September 6. A telegram states that as a protest against the occupation of Eastern Galacia by the. Folds,, a fully-equipped cavalry division, composed of Galicians and Ukrainians, under Genera! Pawler.ko, who have been ■actively engaged in fighting the Bolsheviks, cacsscd into Czechoslovakia and have hem interred. MONTREAL, September 6. Dempsey and Miske rushed into a clinch. Dempsey landed a left hook on the break, and floored Miske with a right. Miske tO’-k the count for five. •, In round three Depnsey danced round and hooked a hard rigid to the body. Miske landed a left to the jaw, and Dempsey swung a right, knocking Miske down. As Miske climbed up Dempsey swaing a right to the chin. This was the knock-cut blow. SHIPMENT OF BUGAH. Advice has been received front the Board cf Trade that a shipment of raw sugar maybe distributed in Christchurch next week. This is taken to mean that the raw sugar will he made available if operations at the refinery at Auckland do not commence this week. Samples to hand show the sugar to be of good quality and really suitable f:r table purposes. It will be a boon to confectionery manufacturers, several of whom have now- suspended operations. It is probable that unless there is relief soon a number of pastrycooks will also close down temporarily.