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CHINESE PIRATES CAPTURED. L United Press Association —tty Electra Telegraph—Lopyrign i j HONG KONG, January 11. A wireless message rroin a CJiinese gunboat patrolling Bias Bay reports the capture of three pirate junks, containing twenty pirates, with whom there were four passengers recently kidnapped from the steamer “Hsmmiug.”
BALDWIN’S FINANCES
BIG LOSS TN IRON TRADE.
LONDON, January 15
.Mr S. Baldwin (Leader of the Conservative Party), speaking at Birmingham, said that when he took office, most of his money was’ invested in iron trade shares, which then were worth sixty shilings. Now, lie said, these shares were worth only twenty pence. ■
PRINCE OK WALES. LONDON, January i". .lie Prince of Wales, who embark ; for his South American lour at Santander on Sunday, will travel to Pans from London to-day, accompanied by Prince George. The Princes wiil fly to France on Friday morning if the weather is fine, but otherwise they will leave hy train in the afternoon.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1931, Page 6
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