BRITISH AND FOREIGN
United Pre-_ A.BOoifttdon-^-By E-edttfe Telegraph — C_pyrig_B. v (Received April 15, 9.48 a.m:)
THE. SALE OF LIQUOR : BRUSSELS, April 14.
The Belgian Socialists' Congress ientilved to abolish tha sale of alcoholic liquors ab the Labour Party's co-operative istoreS. t
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION. NEW YORK, April 14. Thirty-three per cent of the iffi_dlgr_„ts u_ rivi&g in America are Italians, and 27 pep cent are Au-tro-HungEtria__. THE ROYAL E&GINEERS. liONBON, April 14.
Lieutenant-General Sir James Bevan Ed-
wards has been oppointed Colonel Commandant of the Royal Engineers. .
(General Edwards, who is Mi tie retired list, served in the Crimean War, the 1 Indian Mutiny, and China, afcd in the Suakim Expedition in 1885. He was Commandant of the School of Military Engineering from 1885 to 1838, and commanded the troops m China from 18.3 to 18.0. He eat in InHouse of Commons, as Conservative member for Hytbe, from 1835 to 1839.)
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7680, 15 April 1903, Page 2
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