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• Australia A N.Z. Cable Association.] A DENIAL. PARIS. September 1. A telegram from Hey rout denies the reported-fall of Simula, adding that all is quiet. SPAM LINGER TEST. this day at 11.25 a.m.l LONDON. Sept. 1. In conneclb.n with the Spahli tiger project cabled on 28th.. the Crewe Committee has arranged apply bovine vaccine to twenty calves in October, and three months later these and five unvaccinated calves will he inoculated with the bacilli of tuberculosis. Some tune afterwards some of both lots will he killed, for a post mortem examination. It is considered if the treatment proves beneficial to animals it probably will act likewise in the case ef human beings. PUI.AYAY EXPERTS ON TOUR. LONDON Sept. 1. Mason and Packard (New Zealand railway experts') have completed an extensive tour of the British Isles, and are much impressed, by British operating methods, many of which they consider are applicable to New Zealand, especially those relating to night travel. MISSING EGYPTIAN PRINCE. LONDON. Sept. 1. The police are actively searching I for the missing Prince. He is believed to have crossed the Channel to Boulogne. A hooking office employee at Hastings refused to issue a ticket lo a bearded foreigner, and it is surmised he obtained a ticket through a second person, and boarded the steam,l with the crowd. I"'° attendants from the institution who accompanied the Prince are also missing.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 September 1925, Page 3
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