SENEGAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1919, Page 2

SENEGAL CABLES.

m& HOCSE HBQELBM M WmOU Received May 19, 5.5 p.m. London, May 17. A remarkable sidelight of the house famine in London is given by Lady Levin Kevon, who has written to the Home for Incurables at Putney offering a contribution of one thousand sterling if the secretary finds her a suitable Lon- , ion house. —Aus.-JT.Z- Cable Assn. A CAMP RIOT. London, May 10. Canadian soldiers in Seaforth Camp ' caused a riot owing to the restrictions against leaving the camp for short periods. The rioters wrecked the canteens, broached beer barrels and made a demonstration through the streets. AN INDEMNITY FROM GERMANY. Chmtiania, May 10. The Norwegian Government has asked , the Peace Conference to obtain an in> demnity from Germany for Norwegian vessels submarined.—Aus. and N.Z. Cable. Assoc. : EXCHANGE OF FLAGS. London, May 10. Thft Mayor and citizens of Stafford ■ presented flags to the New Zealand Rifle ! Brigade. : Cblonel Shepherd presented the New Zealand flag to Stafford as a farewell gift.—Aus. and N.Z. Cable Assoc. ' THE NATIONAL PARTY. Sydney, May 19. Speaking at Molong, Mr. Holman refuted the assertions that the National Party had been formed as a temporary emergency party. He stated that the party had been definitely established as a permanent political force at its ineep- : tion. RAIN IN SYDNEY. Sydney, May 19. It has been raining all night, and is : still showery for the> races.