GENERAL CABLES
LAND DEFENCES.
BIG FRENCH OUTLAY. (United Proas Association— By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). PARIS', Nov, 25. The French Minister of War, M. Maginot, announces that tbe Government proposes to spend £26,000,000 on frontier defence works. NAVAL CONFERENCE. LONDON, Nov. 29. The plenary sittings in January of the Five Power Naval Confernce are to be held at the Royal Gallery of the House of Lords. This was the scene of the recent Victoria Cross dinner. The reason for this selection is that the State Room at St. James’s Palace, which the King offered, is too small, though many of the meetings connected with the Conference will be held there. JAP MINISTER RESIGNS. TOKIO, November 29. The resignation of Kobashi, Minister elf Education, has been accepted by the Cabinet. Kobashi was allegedly involved in the' railway graft scandal, j DIED IN SLEEP. WASHINGTON, November 29. Father Francis Londoru, Director of Georgetown University Seismologieal Observatory died to-night in his sleep.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1929, Page 5
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