BRITISH AND FOREIGN
| . ♦ • It-essi A-ssociation-By Telegraph -Copyieg!it AN AIDE-DE-CAMP. | LONDON, July 15. j Li-tit. the Hon. Boyle, of the Find Royal Scot Fusiliers son of the Ear! I of Glasgow, who was foim-ily Governor j of New Zealand, has been appointed aide- ' de-camp to Sir Thomas Gibson Car- | mirhael, the n.-w C.ov.-rn'.r of Victoria. j j ELECTRICITY JN AGRICULTURE, j ! Sir Oliver Lodge slat Mi that the nee ! | of el.-ctricily in agricultuie shows; that. the crops treated yielded 40 per cent. I better, including wheat, mangolds, toI matr.es and r.tsjib-rrv canes. | _J ! Received 12.47 a.m., July 17ih. i THE JAPANESE MINISTRY. j j , TOKIO, July 16. j Count Kolliuro. leader of the Conser- , I vativc Patty, becomes the new Premier | 'of Japan. Count Komnra. Ambassador | i to London, takes the portfolio of Foreign J j Affaiis. j
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13649, 17 July 1908, Page 4
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