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ANNOYED. LONDON, August 18. Labour leaders take a serious view of Adamson’s and Gosling’s expulsion from France, but await details before deciding on a course of action.
ON THE EUPHRATES. TEHERAN, August 17. Tho situation in Mesopotamia shows no improvement. The lines of communication with Persia, are completely interrupted, a widespread outbreak occurring at Bakulin, which was looted. Tho Baglidad-Felluja. railway is cut and tho station staff kidnapped. Fresh trouble is reported in Kurdistan. Colonel Leachman was killed at Felluja.
IN MEMORY OF. PARIS, August 18. Arrangements are progressing for a grand monument to the Ailed dead in Lorette Artois where thousands of Frenchmen, Britishers and Australasians and down their lives. The site is a bill top. A bell tower will overtop the dome in which the shrine of the lantern of the dead will be visible for miles.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 August 1920, Page 1
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144MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 20 August 1920, Page 1
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