BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
Jnited Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph—C&pyrigm. FRUIT PRODUCTION OF THE EMPIRE. LONDON, March 2. Dr M'Call, Agent-General for Tasmania, read a paper before the Society of Arts on the fruit production of the 'Euiiwo. Mr A. Orwin, master of the (Fruiterers' Company, who presided, Btated that the colonial fruit was of 'such excellent quality that it was doing much to make the British nation fruitcaters. NEW PEERS. It is officially announced that Mr Herbert Gladstone has been created a viscount. The Hon Ivor Guest has been created a baron. * CONDOLENCE. PARIS, March 2. ' President Fallieres visited and condoled -with Count Radolin, the German Ambassador, on the death, of hie son. This is the first time anv President has visited the German Embassy. OPIUM DENS CLOSED. HONG KONG, March 1. All the Hong Kong opium divans ir£ now closed.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9788, 3 March 1910, Page 1
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