CABLE NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1921, Page 1

CABLE NEWS.

BRITISH & FOREIGN ITEMS, j ACSTIIAI.IAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. 1 HKLIEF FROM VATICAN. i GENEVA, Sept. 22. The Pope has sent the President ol the Lea Rtle of Nations a donation <>l t 10,000,00(1 lire for Russia, accompanying it with an appeal to all the Stales to act promptly in assistinp: tannnestriekon Russia. BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE. CIENF.VA, Sept. 2d The League of Nations has heen advised that the Hussian Famine Committee in Hritain would not tiive Sovte. credit. Other members thought i 'i;it this would he all the (ioverninents’ attitude, and suggested ,!i:u 1! r 'T." 1 ") I hution he made to the International Hed Cross. I CI.AIIK McCONACI 1V IN ENGLAND. LONDON. Sept. ‘-.1. Clark MoCcnachy. the New Zealand hilliardist, was welcomed at an informal luncheon at I'rascati s Kcstauian . 11 is first match will he against - leliH.unie Inman (ex-world’s champion). :i| Bristol on Oetoln-r did.

1 AFR ICAN LOAN. ; JRecci veil Tl.is liny at 10.15 a.m.) LONDON. Sept. -’AIt is understood tin- h"> dnU South Africa is issilinii a hail ilw" not iinply ' ;1 nil hdrawa! ol tin embargo on the issue ol Trustee slocks calilcil on IStli i .Inly, hill exception was made m la>onr' ol' South Africa whirl, has M’vrn 1 millions worth of Tiea-ury hills malnring shortly. I j I’ll ICSS OPINION ! ißeceived This Day at HUn a.in.) 1 | .ON DON. Sept. ! The ••Manchester Guardian" ami . ••Scotsman” editorially urge the nn i mv „| l,avino the Dun.ini.nm toll. ! represented at the Washington < nnj Icionee. i \ WASTK OF I K.II'OI!. LONDON, yepteinher :’:i. j |,ol-l,ended ••hoots” at the All •eft ; Hotel. Nouimri.am K- been chanted i v . i,l, A..he daimci- ntr,muting to C UK) , Mavino a grievance again-t the landlady i he entered the cellar, locked the door, j ~in] then smashed the vlimky hollies, Land let the In or in harrels nil to waste. : When the police hurst m the doom j the -hoots” V.s ankle deep in win" and i spirits.