BRITISH AND FOREIGN
» ♦ — United Press Association — By Electric Telegraph— Copyright. (Received November 10, 8.33 ft.ro.) THE ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY. PARIS, November 9M. Etienne's speech in the Chamber of Deputies creates the belief that the Anglo* French Treaty will be ratified by a majority of nearly four hundred. (In the Chamber of Deputies M. Etienn* justified the Anglo-French treaty. He said that after what Britain had done in Egypt, France could not ask her to evacuate. While remaining faithful to Russia, France must also be friends with Britain, hoping some day to bring about a triple alliance of those -Powers.) (Received! November 10, 8-56 a.m.) A CONSULAR APPOINTMENT. LONDON t November 9. Mr Johnston has been gaaetted / vioe«\ Consul for Belgium at Wellington. BIRTHDAY HONOURS. Among the birthday honours Mr>Tlw»> dore Angiery Shipowner, has been knigfat'ed. .>; v ,.;., •..■■■""•.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8163, 10 November 1904, Page 2
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