AMERICAN ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 May 1925, Page 2

AMERICAN ITEMS.

, j AUSTRALIAN AND N . 7.. CABLE ASSOCIATION t.' POLA XKOIU’X .) F.W'EI.S. XK\Y YORK, -May 2. , -Miss Pola Negri (the film, actress) . who arrived on l*"ritl;»v night hy the r Uorongaria will lie detained hy customs I oflicers alter she illscieharks on a cliargo ol failure in declare three pieces oi jewellery tallied aT three hundred thousand francs. It was learned that she will also he charged with attempting in smuggle sixteen Imitles of liquor. f.S.A.-ACSTR Aid AX If KI.ATIONS. /•Received this dav at 8 a.in.) HUXOI.ri.r. May 2. (.ineruni' fa rn ugton. ol Hawaii in addressing the army I navy oflicers and Ciingressii.au at the conclusion of the ilav.iian manoeuvres said: "Wo lu’ih upon our neighbour, Australia, :c ro.-s the Paeitii- Onall as upon Canada across the holder with feelings of Lrotherhooil. Our joint function is to make the I’aeitie what its name inl-jdi.-s. This is our parting word before the licet sails for Australia." os nor ItS IX Til K AIR. MAY YORK. May 2. The naval seaplane P.X.fh flying a iortv-inile i ourse over the Delaware River siine Friday morning, e.stahlisli- .■ | a world's non-stop record of 2b hours Hi; minutes at an average of 80 miles |>er hour, carrying a crew of four, and .supplies. The machine will he u-ed for a non-top flight from SanI'T'aneis'o to llnnolnlu this summer.