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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. PRINCE AND “SIMPLE LIFE." ARRIVAL IN CANADA. (Received this day at 10 a.in.) OTTAWA, Sept. 12. The Prince of Wales, travelling as Lord Reiifew, arrived at Quebec to-day on tlic Empress of Fnmoo, on route to his ranch in Alberta where lie will test the “simple life’’ ior a month. The Prince’s wish that no demonstration should attend his arrival was respected. Officers of the liner said f hut he enjoyed the trip, mixed freely with the passengers, participated in all (lances and on Sunday read a lesson at service. MORE MONEY WANTED. (Received this day at Id a.m.) WASHINGTON, Sept, 12 With the five million dollars goal exceeded in the contributions to the Japanese fund, the Red Cross continues its campaign as late advice concerning the catastrophe indicates that more is needed.
WARSHIP AND STEAMER. COLLIDE. NEW YORK, Sept. 12. A message from San Pedro reports that the battleship Texas collided with the steamer Steel Seafarer in a heavy fog in the vicinity of where the seven destroyers went on the rocks on Saturday. The report indicated that the merchant ship was badly damaged. The Texas was steaming from San Francisco with live other battleships.
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A PHILANTHROPIST’S DONATION
(Received this dav at 12.25 p.m.) NEW YORK. Sent. 12.
Mr S. P. Keen, the Cleveland philanthropist, has donated half a million dollars to the Young Moil’s Christian Association for the reconstruction of the Association's buildings in Japan. Relief funds donated in the Cubed ' States hv the Red Cross now exceed 5,108,000 dollars, whereof the organisation has already expended 11,700,000 for food, clothing, building materials and medicines for the devastated areas. A despatch from Manila states that the transport Aleigs has sailed for Yokohama with a million dollars worth of supplies for the Japanese relief. President Ooolidge to-day estimated that the United States Government was prepared to make substantial advances in the form of loans to the .Japanese for reconstruction purposes. A message from Osaka confirms the death of T. S. Hawkcs at Yokohama. MARRIAGES AND DIVORCE. (Received this day at 12.25 p.m.) NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Divorces increased by thirty-five per ceht. in twenty-one States Inst year ns compared with 1916 figures, while marriages increased only 7 per cent,
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1923, Page 3
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