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[Meuters Telegrams.] S INC A I’OME BASE. (Received tnis dnv of 0.25 a.niA TDK 10, December ID. Baron Kato interviewed, said while as an individual Japanese he did not welcome the construction of Singapore Base, hu was of opinion that as the base was contemplated twenty years past, it Was outside the scope of the Washington Treaty. Its construction was inevitable. The British authorities bad given an assurance it was based purely on national affairs and was not intended to influence international relations. Japan, therefore, must watch closely future developments.
I’MI.XCE AMTIIUM IN' INDIA. Il’eceived this day at 9.25 n.m.) DELIIr. December If). A telegram from Bombay says Priiir,. and I’rincess Arthur of Connaught have arrived. They are making an extensive tour of Northern India lasting several weeks. \'()VP OF LO.vDOX. m.XDO.V. December 1!). ' The ‘‘Daily Express’’ lobbyist says a million vote will lie .spent on the improvement of port arrangements, cold storage facilities and securing tonnage at times when the Dominions unable to compete therefore. PAPAL MESSAGE. ROME,, December If). The Pope in the course of statement at tin l Secret Consistory said the fact that we are opening relief institutions in Mussia. does not imply that we are supporting a Government of which we far from approve. It is our duty to ward off the grave dangers of Socialism and Communism, in the interests of peace, public welfare, family sanctity, and respect of human dignity. ALLIED OCCUPATION'. LONDON'. December 10. Questioned in the House of Lords regarding the evacuation of Cologne. Lord Curzon pointed out that it was an Allied issue. not. concerning Britain alone. The Allies must he satisfied that Germany was earning out the military conditions to the Treaty. Allien the report of the Allied Military Commission of Control, whit h the persistent obstruction of Germany had delayed, "a.-, received the Allies would discuss whether the first stage of the evacuation could he carried out. His Majesty’s Government had not the slightest desire to continue the occupation.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 December 1924, Page 3
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