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[Reuter Telegrams.] PRINCE OF WALES. LONDON, January 29. ft is officially learned that the Prince of AYales passed a good night and is progressing satisfactorily. NEED OF FOREIGN AIIBSIONARIES LONDON, January 29. An appeal for 430 new men and woman missionaries was made at the final sitting of the Convention of the Missionary Council of the Church Assembly. Rev Jonks (Assistant Secretary of the Missionary Council) said that Africa needed 120 men and 80 women, India 71, mostly men; and China C>9 men and ‘lB women in tlie existing missions and institutions.
AI OR OCC AN SI TU AT lON. MADRID, January 29. An official despatch from Morocco announces that as a result of further tribal surrenders, the communications between Ceuta and Tetunn and Tangier are now believed secure. A FRENCH SENSATION. PARIS, January 29. France is infuriated over the sacriligeous extinction of the perpetual flame at the Unknown Soldier’s Tomb, which the officials have relighted. OBITUARY. LONDON, January 30. Obituary:—AA r . C. Gibey, Chairman of the wine firm.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 February 1926, Page 2
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173BRITISH AND FOREIGN NESS. Hokitika Guardian, 1 February 1926, Page 2
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