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Hokitika Guardian, 24 November 1924, Page 3

FARMERS’ PARTY IN BRITAIN. LONDON. November 22. Lord Bledisloe. spoakiiij4 at Aberystwyth, foreshadowed a ((inference of landowners and larmcis with a vion to agreeing upon an agricultural policy. He said he helieved the Government had secured the assent of the other political parties to this effort to improve rural Britain. PAPER CHASES PCBLICATION. LONDON, November 23. The last issue of the ‘-.Sportsman” was published this morning. The paper will be incorporated with -‘Sporting Li fe” on Afonday. GIC R AIA X CO ND E AIN AT lON UNIVERSAL. LONDON. Nov. 23. The ‘‘Daily Telegraph’s” Berlin correspondent says that once again french action has achieved the miracle of uniting the German nation, all parties and classes universally protesting that General Nathusius should not have been courtmartialled at I-ille. L\en then most fanatical Francophiles, who throughout, insisted on exposing Geimanv’s war guilt, both general and individual, share the same view, while the reactionaries, whom everyone exacted would lie humiliated at the elections. now have hopes of victory, which is based on this new wave of Francophobia. . . . The general denunciation of the courtmartial is not based on the assumption that Nathusius is not guilty, but are feeling it as an anehromsni six venrs after the war and a breach of the new spirit of European politics, which are based on the London agreement,