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HONORARY KNIGHTHOOD. ' (Official Wireless.) RUGBY, March 25. In recognition of the success of the exhibition of Italian art, which lias just concluded in London, the King has conferred an honorary Knighthood Grand Cross off the Order of the British Emire upon the Italian Ambassador, Signor Bordonnro, and honorary decorations upon other Italians who have collaborated in the exhibition.
DR, LYTTLETON HURT. KNOCKED DOWN BY MOTOR. RUGBY, March 25. The Rev. the Hon. Edward L.vltlcton, a former head master of Eton hnd Haileybury, was knocked down by a motor car in London, and was taken, injured to hospital. He is seventy-four years of age. He is the seventh son of the fourth Lord Lyttleton'. WIRELESS TELEPHONY. SUCCESSFUL TESTS. RUGBY, March 25. The Postmaster-General (Mr LeesSmith) stated in the House of Commons that very great success had attended the Post .Office wireless telephony tests with Australia which had been proceeding for seven months.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1930, Page 6
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