GERMAN MEWS.
AUSTRALIAN AND N Z. CAIILE ASSOCIATION FOB.MFB (IF UMAX COLON I Kfi. (Received this day aL 1.110 pm.) BERLIN, September 17. At the Colonial Congress, which is attended l>v many leaders of pre-war colonisation, a resolution was adopted tlem;ir..!iiig that Germany he given mandates over former (ionium colonies. I!K15-MANY’S AVAR (Il?ILT. NATIONALISTS THRFATKX. (Received this day at 10.2.7 a.m.) II FBI. IN. Sepl. 17. Cabinet differences on the subject, proclaims Gernmny’s repudiation of the war guilt led the Nationalists to issue a manifesto, demanding the speedy redemption of the Oovernmcnt’s promises. made when il adopted the Dawes Bills which depended on the Nationalists’ votes and demanding that the Nationalists share the responsibility for the execution of the Bills, and to do their utmost, to inmrove, or revise the impassible and unbearable stipulations of the London Pact, threatening vigorous opposition il the demands are no. conceded.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1924, Page 3
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