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A JAPANESE VESSEL. By Cable—Press Association— ■6f»pyijd»fc, Sydney, March 17. ' The steamer Manshuniaru has arrived from Yokohama, officered and manned entirely by Japanese. ISOLATED BY FLOODS. Sydney, March 17. Floods in the Eden and Konbala dis- . tncts caused great destruction to crops ! Bombala is isolated. I A STRIKE SETTLED. Sydney, March 17. The strike at the manure works has ended, the men's demands having been conceded. MILITARY COLLEGE CADETS. Sydney, March 17. The entrance examinations for the Military College have been concluded. The successful candidates include ten New Zealanders and thirty Australians. Though only seven out of twelve New Zealand candidates passed the entrance examination, arrangements have been made for three more New Zealand cadetships. IRISH BLIGHT. Sydney, March 17. Reports show that Irish blight is spreading, to an alarming degree, and the outlook is serious. The losses to growers in the Oberon district are estimated at £20,000. HOLIDAY OR HOLY DAY? Sydney, March 17. The Methodist Conference entered a strong protest against the opening of the Royal Show on Good Friday.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 265, 18 March 1911, Page 2
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