MISCELLANEOUS “ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 November 1920, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS “ITEMS.

iooI'UALIAN <£ N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION/ EX-KAISERINE ILL. (Received This Day fit 8.30 a.m.) LONDON, November 25. A • Berlin message staes the ex-Kai-serine is reported to bp seriously ill. Her children have gathered at tlie bedside and the former court chaplain at Berlin lias been sumihoned by telegraph. GREEK DISCUSSION. (Received This Day at 10.40 a.m.) PARIS, Nov 25. The “Matin” states M. Venizelos will probably participate in a discussion with Hon. Lloyd George, and M. Leggues, respecting Greece. ATHENS, Nov. 25. Rallis has announced that Parliament will meet on Dec. Bth with a speech by the Regent. GREEK PLEBISCITE. (Received This Day at 10.40 a.m.) ATHENS, Nov 25. Government have fixed December (?) for the plebiscite on Constantine’s return.

THE CROWN PRINCE. *

(Received This Day at 10.35 a.m.)

BERLIN Nov 25

Socialist newspapers give prominence to a letter of the Crown Prince saying he wishes to leave the tedious Dutch country with its cows and flat footed inhabitants. He hoped his cousin Prince Rupprecht would soon ascend the Bavarian throne and he would bo able to join him in Bavaria.

POSTAL RATE. MADRID, Nov. 25. The Universal Postal Congress approv ed of the proposal of?a foreign rate 9 equivalent to for two ounces. STILL FIGHTING. GENEVA, Nov. 25. Colenel Chardigney, head of the League’s Commission who is investigating the Vienna affair, telegraphs tfiat the Zelignowski’s and Lithuanian troops are still fighting in various parts of the front.