GENERAL NEWS
GABLES AND TELEGRAMS, —♦—-
CO^iEtfSEP NEWS.
In test niatdh Nounse (64?) was highest scorer for Africa. The ifiejidjingi -was unctertjain, Safe dynamited ait Tahupji by b:u%la.rs, and &110 stolem.
The damage at the Sydney fire i* estimated at £10,000.
, j\*o less than 24,000 deaths from plague ]ha<s occurred at 'Haajgkong this year.
Cutter Maria, dismasted and. sunk drew .escaped aftler exciting time. Ketch Huon Belle beachedi
New Union and Castle (EnglandAfrica route) steamers are to be available as armed vruisers.
Fivi9 yachtsmen arretsted at Aittenhof (Germany) were found to be "n possession of photographs of harbours and bays of KM.
NWal conscript strikes at Havre hard ended.
Japan supports BHtain in the matter of the use of -the Panama Canal.
It is said that Bbrdiein (Prime JEn ister) has shown that Caniadai is resolved to eta-y with the! Empire in fair weather or foul. Defence of Empire with; consUilfcing voice for Canada.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10314, 6 August 1912, Page 2
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153GENERAL NEWS Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10314, 6 August 1912, Page 2
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