BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12710, 22 March 1911, Page 7

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

(United.Press Association—Copyright.) LONDON, March '20. Mr W. Field, Nationalist member foi St. Patrick's, Dublin-,' has intrcduetti a Bill into the House'of Commons providing that sellers in Ireland of meat killed outside of Great Britain must deliver to purchasers invoices- to that effect.

BERLIN, March 20

There were 25,000 mostly women participants in the Social Democrats' demonstration in favour of female franchise.

Dr. Icard has invented a method of branding criminals by means of a- par-, affin injection causing a slight lump lasting during a lifetime without injuring the health.

Vida Goldstein, the well-known Victorian, intervkiwed, said that the'women of Australia approved of the militant methods adopted in England; The Court of Appeal has decided in favour of Sir John Benn in the case where the Stud Tramway Co. we're awarded £12,000 damages. The Appeal Court held that the attack was on the system, and not personal. Notice of appeal was given.

NEW YORK, March 20. At a fire of refrigerator plant at Pittsburg 30 firemen were overcome by anrmonia fumes.

A SYDNEY, March 21. A party of American immigrants are en route to Victoria to settle on irri"ntion areas. °

_ MELBOURNE, March 21. The- Hon. M. Batchelor proposes to provide funds for the properly organised scientific exploration of "the unknown parts of Papua.