DR MANNIX.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 August 1920, Page 3

DR MANNIX.

(AUSYKALIAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION]

NEW YORK, July 31. It is assumed the Baltic with Dr Mannix wll not call at Quetmstown.

KUSSIAiN tux-UP.

j_ LON PON TIMES SKKVICK—COI* WIGHT.

THE POLISH DELEGATIONS. LONDON, August? 1. The “Morning Post’s” correspondent states two motor-cars conveying tho Polish armistice delegation, headed by General Romer and Wroblews viee-Fb-reign Minister, started on Friday night along Brest Litovsk-Baranovice road for an appointed meeting place. - The .crossed a burning, bridge near Kobryn, which immediately afterwards was blown up. They crossed another burning bridge three hundred yards distance, which also was blown “up, virtually making the delegation hostages iri~ the liaiids of the Bolsheviks. The correspondent states an experienced military officer who secretly watched several days progress of the Bolshevik army on the north front, reported the army was well organised, with good discipline-and properly armed, though mostly 'barefooted. Transport consists mainly of thousands of small farm carts in" good repair.

GBUSIAN INTEREST.

(Received this day at 9.20 a.m.) LONDON, August 2.

There is keen interest in Germany in the approaching Russian Conference in London. Hon. \V. Churchill’s suggestion is finding some favour in Germany among certain elements who see in it a lever to secure some abatement of tho terms of the Versailles Treaty.

A PEASANT REVOLT. (Received this day at 9.30 a.m.) WARSAW, August 1

Dublin reports a peasant revolt in western IJkraniap behind the Bolshevik front. The peasants leader, Machine, occupied Ekaterino-Slav and aro now in contact with General Wrangel s forces;

NEARING WARSAW. (Received this day at 10.20 a.m.) LONDON, August 2. Warsaw reports state Bolshevik scouts are six miles away from the capital.