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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 11 July 1901, Page 2

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(FEB PHESS ASSOCIATION.) [by electeio TEMGBAPH—oOQPYBIGHT.] The Royal Visit. London, July 10. The Cornwalls are to arrive at Cape* town on August 18th. The chief feature will be to drive round the peninsula. The majority of the towns send oarsfoif, an allegorical procession. Kimberley and Port Elizabeth will make seperate presents. The other towns amalgamate with Capetown. Failure of Alsopp and Go. London, July 10. Messrs Alsopp's losses are attributed to purchasing licensed houses and engaging in wine and spirit business. Religions Associations. Paeis, July 10. Several French religious associations, as the result of the passing of the Beligious Associations Bill, have tendered their respective statutes for the approval of the State. ■* Wireless Telegraphy. Beceived this day at 10.47 a.m. New Yoek. July 10. The Amoricans have used wireless telegraphy for the transmission of pictures. Evangelical Free Church London, July 10. Mr Greenhaugh, President of the Evangelioal Free Church Council, has sailed to participate in the Baptist Jubilee of New Zealand. The New South Wales Agent-General has contradicted Ambrose Pratt, the Australian novelist's sensational article in Bl«ckwood's Magazine, respecting the Sydney larrikin push of societies. He declares that the article is worthy of De R&ugemont, of the Wide World Magazine fame. Australian Defence. The Times commenting on the Defence Bill, introduced by Sir Joseph Forrest in the Commonwealth Parliament, says, it is thorough without laying excessive burdens on the people. It anticipates that it will prove successful and supplying an object lesson considerably affecting the rest of the Empire.