BRITISH & FOREIGN NEWS
IUSTIULIAN AND N.Z- OAIILE ASSOCIATION. DERIVERA’S CLOSE CALL. MADRID, November 2. A strange story is told of tho attempted assassination of Derivera. When the Spaniards who were besieged in Tettian were relieved Derivera summoned the only officer remaining alive, Lieut. Decamps, to give an account of the siege. He accused Decamps ol cowardice and Decamps fired a revolvei at Derivera. wounding him in the arm. Dec-amps, was courtmartiallec! and shot. The newspapers reported that he died of pneumonia.
JAPAN'S IMII.XCF.. TOKIO, Nov. 2
It. is reported C'hichihu, the Emperor's second son is visiting Europe 4 in 1925. lie intends to stay three or four years to study military affairs. The date of his departure is not yet decided.
FOOTBALL. AMSTERDAM. Nov. 2. South Holland heat South Africa by 1 goal to 0.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1924, Page 3
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