CABLE MISCELLANY.

Waipukurau Press, Volume XXII, Issue 48, 28 October 1925, Page 3

CABLE MISCELLANY.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN. ’i?y Telegraph. —Press Assn. —Copyright LONDON, October 27. Mr Amery, Secretary for the Colonics, assured the Agent-Generals that the loan embargo would be lifted very shortly. LONDON, October 27.7

Viscount Jcllicoc and General Allenby, guests of Earl Harrowby, at a shooting party in Sandonhall, near Stafford, each laid a laurel wreath on the village war memorial. Viscount Jcllicoc, in a speech, said he had recently been serving in that distant portion of the British Empire which was as patriotic and loyal as any other part of the King’s domains, and the people prided themselves on being descended from Britons. No section of the British race responded more quickly to the call to defend the Empire in the late war than New Zealanders.

The Council of the Lawn Tennis Association has decided that if, and when, Germany joins the League of Nations, to instruct British delegates to the International Federation, to vote for Germany’s re-admission to that body. Darrell Figgis, a well-known Irish journalist, and a member of the Dail Eireann, was found dead in his room. KARACHI, October 27. Several buildings and mud huts were swept away in a cyclone on the 10th inst., with considerable loss of life. A pearl fishing fleet was also partially swept away. His Majesty’s Cyclamen immediately went to the rescue, and saved many. PARIS, October 27. The French Cabinet has resigned.