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[rER PRESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYRIGHT. J AN EXCITING FLIGHT. LONDON, Sept. 24.
The New Zealand editors have been visiting aeroplane factories. They also made a flight over London. One party including Air. Pi rani, had an exciting experience. Their machine developed engine trouble, and became almost unmanageable. There was .a high wind blowing and the airmen experienced great difficulty in landing.
ANGLO-AMERICAN TREATY (Received This Day at 8.30 a.nt.) WASHINGTON* September 10.
Tho ratification of the Treaty extending for ten years thp Anglo-Ame-rican Arbitration treaty has been *oimally exchanged with the State Department.
AMERICA’S OUTLAY. (Received This Day at 8.30 a.m.) WASHINGTON, September 10
Mr McAdoo, in a- speech, said the great sums expended by United States in tho war cannot be for wholly destructive purposes. We arc building a great merchant marine which, when completed, will be the largest, most efficient and most modern in the world. He urged the rich and poor to buy bonds for the purpose of assuring victory.
A PRELATE’S DEATH. WASHINGTON, September 25. Obituary—At St. Paul’s, the Arenbisliop of Ireland.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 September 1918, Page 3
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