Cable Jottings

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 968, 10 May 1930, Page 9

Cable Jottings

STRIF E FIZZLING OUT —The New-

castle coalminers have been debating wnce Thursday morning whether to accept their leaders’ advice to return I? i Vor k’ but a considerable section is still adamant. The meeting was adjourned until today. MINISTERS CONFER —Mr. Arthur Henderson. British Foreign Secretary, was entertained to luncheon today at H 1 ® Quay D’Orsay at Paris by M. "nand, French Foreign Minister. After joncheon the two Foreign Ministers °ad a long conversation. SYDNEY CITY ELECTIONS.—M r. Ronald Grant has been replaced by Mr. J* Miller as one of the Labour canoidates for the city council elections, Abo choice of Labour candidates for which resulted in a win for the extremist section of the Labour Party. WAR GRAVES INSPECTOR. —Lieu - tenant-Generai Sir Talbot Hobbs, who commanded an Australian Division in the war, after a tour of the war graves ln Bgypt, Gallipoli, France and BelSium, said lie found the cemeteries ■Picndidly maintained.

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