AMERICAN ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1923, Page 3

AMERICAN ITEMS.

o-i ritALIAS A Nil N.Z. r.un.K ASSOC! AVION. TRADii N'.'t GUT. WASII INCH )N. N, v. Tie- Enited Slat,-- D.-part mem h.x—i'iit the British Government lor ilrnn -id* ration a dra't of two < onvent ion- giving t lie 1 'nit -d Status full i-rpad i, v of ,-, ,iu merem I o| p, .! I, it in i lein the former < bum:: n lerrifori,-- I iiat ha \been ma a, la : ■ d to Rritaiu and ihe Dominion-. 'I ],,• draft i- i:i line with Ihe Yiip Island Treaty of L’.l'Jl between the I’liitod Stale- and .lap-an. The territories aii’eeted include Nauru Island, and the former German p issessions in th- Pm-ilic, -aitili oi tinlEpUat.or. We -t ern Samoa, and tlm So u t l l African I’roteetorale.

While no n ply lias been received, it is believed her.’ that lie 1 conventionwill be approved as -o.m as the British officials have had an opportunity to study them. I'M a. PRESIDENCY. NEW YORK, November I T Tv o < ifri<• i::! a h no:lnee ll ic 11 1 -ol n-pira-li'lis to tie- I’p -idem--, ol the I'm; ,d States were mud- to-day. .MV McAdoo .-Luting that he '..i1l -ecy the Denmerati, ('a 1 if. .ro i, i. the ! ’■. ■ ].; t! i! i-e u aom : eat ion when the \ ( 1 1! Vi Ul I■, M - meet next .1 tile . SIN i'l. i; : thi. NLA, Glilk, No-.. Hi. 'rjirotighoMt tlm , .oinri banditry tippi ar- to eon! iooe unabated. Two masked rol.her- .seized iV.. lb . Iho bSi: in I d- Jla r- lima hank on 1 rs ; u Kansu- ('it',. Three broke into a ba.de at Harrisburg, 111 i 11••; -. and I with -e reugv-i bon-a ie I dodar-. thousand doilar pay-io!l in .Montreal. T hree bn lai: s- ,ui mre. 1 a nail c >mpanv's olfiee at ( oi! i udie ami -ei/rd inurieeii thousand dollar-, am! reap-

ed. On.- bandit held up and robbed a Ini nk ol lit e I housa i d .ihdla r- at 1 aylorvilltl. .Minnesota. A bandit seized a bundle of -even hundred dollar- from the hands ol a man leaving a hank in New Aerk. and escaped. All tin. is one dai’- i".mrd.