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ITLECHAI’H CONFERENCE. .'Received this day at l‘->.30 p.m.) PARIS. Sept. E Tlu' Intf ion:il I elooraph C.onfeit.m.„ |'or ii revision of teletiraphie union re'nilat inns assembled ;>t Sorboime from sixty countries nml forty cable companies' were represented by -’-)0 delegates inchulimi British. Australia,,.'South African. Indian. New Zealand Canadian. Russian, Chinese and Japanese. The conference which is the first since the one. held at laslmii in IOHS. is expected to last until the middle of Octohei .
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 September 1925, Page 3
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