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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. GERMANY HI VING COAL. LONDON, February 25. Germany L ordering 160,000 tons of coal from South Wales. GERMAN news. Hie reived this dnv at 11.50 a.m.) PARIS, February 25. Station- at Herne, Bochum. North Weimar, and Dalhanser were occupied by troops and the German staff dismissed. Four hundred French railwayon i, voluntarily left Bordeaux for K uli r. A telegram to '‘be Journal" ti'om Frankfort. says Germany is seeking mediation regarding Ruhr. ft i- stated that Van Karnelbeck (Dutch Foreign Minister) is acceptable to the Reich as mediator. There i- a likelihood of a (hang# of Government in Germany. Prince Max of Baden being mentioned as a possible successor to Herr Cuno.
Forty thousand tuns of coal were seized and conveyed i • Weddan in the last fortnight.
\( "I fYITTF.S IN RUHR. PARIS. February 25
Information receive! by the Flench indicate extensive |irep;rat ions arc preceding to arm the various Nationalist oyganistaions in Ruhr. Arms are know no to be aniving continuously from Monster. A large depot of arms munitions and uniforms were seized at Ksscn. .More than three hundredweight of propaganda literature calling a general rising was confiscated at the liendowrlei- of tlw Evangelical Society.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1923, Page 3
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