British and Foreign.
s ♦ • POLICE VIGILANCE. i (Sydney Sun.) I . London, Sept. 23. The authorities at London are gravely concerned with the smuggling, of large consignments of foreign rifles into Ulster. Three bulky cases were landed at the Custom House. Police were detailed to watch the cases, but they mysteriously disappeared. ZOLA'S STATUE. Paris, Sept. 23. A delegation from the Literary Congress visited the Palais do . Justice to lay a wreath on the statue of Zola (the novelist). Officials protest ignorance o p the existence of any statue. The delegation is extremely anThe Radical papers are furious at the mislaying of the statue, which was eight feet high. After several hours' search it was discovered in a lumber room.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 September 1913, Page 4
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119British and Foreign. Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 September 1913, Page 4
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