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THE AUSTRALIAN CADETS. | By CaMe.—Press Association.—Copyright.' London, July 23. The Premier of New South Wales has granted £SOO to enable the cadets to prolong their visit till - the end of August. The officers of the cadets entertained many Australians, including Sir William Lyne, at a garden partv at the Crystal Palace. A MINERS' VOTE. London, July 23. In the ballot for a strike against the three-shift system 19,516 Northumberland miners voted in favor and 925 against. There was a krge majority against pithead iba.ths. THE MONORAIL. London, July 23. Prince Henry of Prussia inspected Brennan's monorail at Gillinghaw. i HEAT WAVE IN ENGLAND. London, July 23. The heat wave in the, south-east of England continues with temperature from 92 to 94 degrees. There are serious heath fires, including one within two miles of the Bisley camp.
BOY SCOUTS CRITICISED. New York, July 23. The Western Miners' Federation a.f, Butte, Montana, has condemned the Boy Scouts movement as befitting flunkeys, wholly unfitting boys for American citizenship, and inculcating a spirit of militarism. DEATH FROM CONSTANT ESPIONAGE. New York, July 23. The wife of McManigal, the self-con-fessed dynamiter, has become paralysed in her lower limbs. The illness is declared to the result of nervous prostration following constant espionage.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 26, 25 July 1911, Page 2
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