BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13652, 22 July 1908, Page 5

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Bros* Associatdon-By Telegraph-Copyright FRENCH CONVICTS. PARIS, July 20, Vere Goold, who murdered Madame Levin at Monte Carlo for her money, and Lieutenant Ullmo, the seller of French naval secrets, have been shipped *° French Guina. Received 9.58 p.m., July 21st. CHARCOT'S ANTARCTIC SHIP. PARIS, July 21. The vessel which was built for Charcot's Antarctic expedition has been chrisleued the St. Malo. SIGNOR NASI. ROME, July 20. . Signor Nasi has again been re-elected to the Italian Chamber by an overwhelming majority- He. was found guilty of fraud while a member of the Italian Ministry. He served a short term of imprisonment and on his release was reelected a member of the Chamber of Deputies. THE TERCENTENARY CELEBRATIONS. OTTAWA, July 21. Earl Grey, the Governor-General, in proroguing the Dominion Parliament,'' expressed gratification at tlhe Empire's enthusiasm in connection with the Quebec Tercentenary, and the presence/of the Prince of Wales and representatives of France and the United States. ' OBITUARY. ST. PETERSBURG, July 21. Admiral Rozhdiesfevenski, of heart trouble, resulting from wounds received in the battle of Tsushima. MISSION FROM EGYPT. CAIRO, July 21. A ealf-coiistituted but important mission practically representing the Egyptian Liberal party is coming to London to promote more intimate relations • between Egyptian and English politicians.

ADVERTISING AUSTRALIA. LONDON - , July 21. The action of the Agents-General against 'liq KTlrbitioTi nut'l"' v itie« has Veen fetHH, the latter paying all costs and! undertaking to erect illuminated: siga boards throughout! 'the grounds -wherever required: by the agents, and on top of the Australian buildings.