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FRENCH DELEGATE. (Received this dav at 11.45 a.m.) PARIS, August 13. M. Viviani lias announced tliat owing to ill-health, he will lie unable for tho time being to continue to represent France on the. League of Nations. Mr Lebrun, formerly Minister of War, will shortly replace him.
BRITISH TRADE. (Received this day at 11.10 a.m.) LONDON. Aug. -13. Imports decreased £4.918.493 and exports £904,776. Re-exports increased £483,345. The principal decreases in imnorts wore meat £2.045.824. noildutiable food and drink £1,725.508. raw cotton £3,671,137, raw wool £2,172,341. Exports of cotton yarns and manufacture £3,815.040. vehicles £3.128.270. Increase in imports m wool and timber £1.361,916, exports in coal £3.261.763, iron and steel manufactures £1,163,433.
IRISH CENOTAPH. LONDON, Aug. 13
Mr Cu so rave in tlie presence of a distinguished gathering in Dublin, unveiled a temporary cenotaph in memory ot Messrs Griffiths and Collins, whom ho characterised as architects and master builders of the nation.
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