EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAUL* AHfIOOIATION. British demands accepted. CAIRO, December 1. The judge* has decided (lie Govcrnmeiit’s position is legal and has ordered the continued detention of the arrested deputies who were remanded for a fortnight-. It is understood that, as a result of continual conference the Government has accepted the balance of the llritish demands. It is reported the .Ministers for Education and Public Works have resigned.
STUDENTS RETURN. CAIRO. Dec. 1. As a result of Xaghlnl having advised a depulation of medical students who visited him at a hotel near the Pyramids, (whither he was temporarily, at least, retired) to continue their studies, all the medicals attended schools yesterday, and the schools generally are normal this morning.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1924, Page 3
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