BRITISH & FOREIGN ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1923, Page 3

BRITISH & FOREIGN ITEMS.

iI’SXUAkiAiN ami N.z. IAHI.IS ASSOCIATION. .M I'SSOUN'I'S I*ol.lev. tJKeeeivc’d this day at !). 1 ."> a.m.) IJO.MK. .November 30. .Mussolini received llio Chief Unbbi of Home Mild assured him the i-';isi-ist (!ov»*iiinu’iit luid never ji uisiifd. or i ron contemplated mi anti-Somitio policy. Ti!F.VKSSA KNT.H'IHY. •'lii’"i‘i\'od this day nt 9.2 d ii.iu.i I.OXIHIX. Xov. .‘{ft. Hosier, enplain of the Trovessa, recalled tlio ovidonio :u llio Board ol Trade en'piirv. !! i"lnled ilmt niter milt lire considornt ion ho holiovcd the loss nus probably duo to the opening of 11 io soil in duo to the bursting of rivets and which might have boon caused through the vessel taking the Hindu at Port I’irie. yaticax ahtici.f.. ■ J'>etivcd this day at 9. Id a.in.) 1!O.M K, Xov. 30. The “Osservatore Homans,” the organ of lhe Vatican, has aroii-eil considerable comment by the publication of an article protesting against the interpretation placed by Italian and foreign newspapers on the Spanish King’s visit to the Hope. It denies that the visit signified the Hope's final renunciation of all dreams of recovering temporal power. The I’one. by granting permission to ihe Catholic sovereigns to visit Home has not in tiny nay aerpiicsred in the situation cron led in IS7O. The encyclical issued in IfliO by Benedict X\". hv which permission was first accorded is ipinted t.< the ell'ect tlmt this concession must not lie interpreted as a tactic renunciation of the Pope’s sacrosanct rights. On the contrary, the Pope renewed the protest made by bis predecessors. The article concluded that the wound or 1870 cannot lie cured hv blandishments'.