GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1930, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

AN INTERMENT. Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.] LONDON, ’ July 21. The wife of Archdeacon Russell, of Oamaru, was interred at Harrow in | the presence of Sir T: Wilford, and Mr T. List, a- member of the Press Conference. OBITUARY. LONDON, July 21. Obituary.—Alus u widow or Bishop Walli's, late of Wellington. 1 She became ill at sea on her way to London. Her elder daughter arrived a day to 6 late to see her mother alive. Rev. A. Ridsdale, and also the Bishop of Christchurch, officiated at the (burial. Obituary.—Colonel Cuthbert James, the -Soudan Administrator. REINFORCEMENTS SUMMONED. SHANGHAI, July 21. It was extremely significant that Wcuigchingwei, the well known antiNanking deftist leader, is en route to Peking. It is reported, for the purpose of establishing independent Governments, His departure from Canton supports the unauthentical reports that Nationalist reinforcements have hastily been summoned from Wangtung province and supports the above surmise. CHINESE WAR. WELLINGTON, July 22. In correction of Shanghai message, .Raid: —His departure from Canton supports the unauthorised reports that Nanking is suffering setbacks on all military,., front. The fact that large Nationalist reinforcements were hastily summoned from Wangtung Province supports tlie above surmise. CROWDS FIRED ON. (Received this day at 10.30 a.m.) DELHI, July 21. Police at Madura, near Madras, were compelled to fire thrice to disperse crowds of Congiess demonstrators, who picketed t country and liquor shops. Eight were injured. A man and a boy have since died. COUNTERFEITERS SENTENCED. BERLIN, July 21. The Karunidze Verdict, cabled yon 9bh. March, which.Ahiß effect legally sanctioned counterfeiting as a political weapon, was to-day reversed by the Appellate ourt, and Karunidze was .sentenced to 34 months imprisonment. His con, federates were sentenced fto shorter terras and fined.