BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13275, 28 November 1911, Page 1

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

[Press Assoouiiox—Coptbight.]

London, Nov 26

The suffragists at midnight serenaded Mr Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, who was staying at a country house near Bath.

Tho "Observer" announces that Maggie Papakura, the New Zealand guide, has become engaged to Mr Staples Brown, who belongs to an Oxfordshire family. The marriage will take place later in Fiji.

Ottawa, Nov 20,

Tlio action of Ontario in establishing a board oi' Censors for moving pictures is likely to bo followed in other provinces in consequence of complaints of the prominence given to American flag films.

Berlin, Xov 27

Dr Siegel, a well known bacteriologist, has announced the discovery of a foot and mouth disease bacillus. Ho inoculated animals with-the culture and secured a large degree- of imr.ninih1.

Di-iiilo and Harverson. the billiardists. will tour Australia for 14 weeks, starting in May.