GERMAN ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1923, Page 3

GERMAN ITEMS

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CARLE ASSOCIATION HERMAN BOYCOTT. (Received this day at 10 a.m.) BERLIN, March 21. it is reliably reported that the League of .Saxon Textile Industrialists lias decided the boycott of Australian wool, as a reprisal fur the Australian exclusion of Herman goods. They intend to liny only Argentine and Uruguayian wools, because the latter arc unrestrictedly importing Herman goods. KILLED BY PATROL. (Received this dav at 10. do a.m.) / - LONDON, March 20. Hermans fired at. ■ french infant rj patrol guarding the railway mar Yarliidc. ’('bo soldiers replied killing one. BAVARIAN DANHEI? deceived this day at Hi.-In' a.in.) BERLIN. March 2A It is rumoured that a reac-Liomiry coup d’etat in Bavaria L imminent. The Prussian. Goverum. ni has iu-iruet-ec! all Provincial Governor.; to k<-i p the police in readiness for immediate action.

A FRENCH ATTITUDE. LONDON, .March 2b. The “Daily Express’’ Cologne correspondent states one hundred thousand tons of steel purchased by British shipbuilders, is rusting on the Quays of the Rhine, because the french customs officials refuse to release it, despite urgent appeals. Tho French authorities as good as sav that the rt’lusal is a punishment for trading with Germany.