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[_ Reuters Telegrams.] WEMULEY CONTINUANCE. (Received this day at 11.25 a.m.) LONDON. November 21. The Executive Count il of the British Empire Exhibition passed a resolution recommending the continuance of the Exhibition in 1925 and authorising tbe existing Hoard with the addilion of the Duke of Devonshire to arrange matters in Ibis connection. TO VISIT SOUTH AFRICA. CAPETOWN, November 21. Official The Prince of Wales leaves England for South Africa about .March 2:!riL. visiting the West African colonies on route
PREEERENCE RECOMM ENRATIONS TO RE GIVEN EFFECT TO. (Received this day at 11.25 a.m.) LONDON Nov. 21. Hon A. S. Amery (Secretary of State for the Colonies) at tbe Empire Producers’ luncheon announced that Government would carry out the 192:1 Imperial Conference’s preference recommendations, sincl lie hinted at the extension of preferences within the British fiscal system. CAMEROONS ESTATES.
LONDON, Nov. 21. (Irent interest was taken in tli auction at London to-day of valunbl Herman plantations in Cameroons with out reserve, but with u restriction ii regard to the nationality of the pur chaser. Replying to a question whether any one Inlying full ownership of a pin could legally immediately, according 0 the terms of the contract turn it ovci In a Herman national, the aiiclionec said ‘‘yes." .Molwe estate realised £225.000. Asked whether the names of the pur chasers would ho given the auctioned said no names were given to any o their sales.
CHINESE CAMI.NET. PEE INC. Nov. 21. Changtsolin lias arrived. The Pro visional Cabinet lias sent out cireulai telegrams announcing the Provisional Government ceased to function. Tuanehielmi assumed nllice this morning. TDK It). Nof. 21. SunvntsOll has arrived at Kobe.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1924, Page 3
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