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[per press,association—copyright.] A New Battleship. Lo DON, Oct. 19. The Davonport dockyard authorities have been instructed to build a battleship 425 feet in. length, and 16,500 tons displacement. A Shipment of Hutton. London, Oct 19, The Papanui landed 34,920 carcases in a bright, hard condition, but smelling ob jectionally. Mutton is selling i.t 2tjd to 3d. Master of the Rolls. London, Oct 19. Sir A L Smith, Master of the Rolls bas resigned.' Sir Richard Henn Collins, ene of the Lords Justices, has resigned. SirJ. C. Collins, of the QiKea’s Bench Division, succeeds Collins.
Lord Roberts on Colonials.
Londom, Oct 20.
Lord Roberta at the Mansion House, in response to the toast, “Imperial forces” doubted if ever an army was more severely tried than during the last two years. Ho was most deeply indebted to the very material help of the Colonials who exhibited extraordinary intelligence, perseverance and determination, underg ing groat hardships and privations without murmur, and doing everything chcc.fuily and in a soldierly manner.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 21 October 1901, Page 4
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