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JULY,
1923.
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T ondon,
June 97th.—Rear
Admiral Sir
*Guy Gaunt
has
given potice of a question
to the under secretary
for foreign affairs
for Thursday,which
suggests-that
as
it
takes exactly the,same
time to get from
Europe
togNew
York
via
Halifax and
railway
as by ‘the
-all
sea
rgute
to
the
_first namedeport,
with the additional
ad-
vantage
that
there.are betier
berthing
“facilities at Halifax
so that
ships
can
be
turned rougdin Jess
time,
and that since
internatioral
difficghtics
connected
with
Jimmizrati
n
Jaws
and
other
domestic
legislation oishet Umited
States
are
con-
gtantly
arising,
the
Government
should
¢ nsider
the advisability
of
reco
nmend-
ing Dritish stéamships
to
make
the
Can-
_adian
City
a
port
of arrival and depar-
g re.
.
Washington,
June
97th. —Mr.
Bald-
‘win’s announcement
that
England
will
increase
her air
fopces
by
34
squadrons
willgive England
1,000
first
line planes
for ~home
defence.
Frence
will
have
2000
machines
by the
end of
the year.
The
latest
United
Stgtes
figures
show
797 pursuit
and bombing
planes
and 379
contracted
for or
building.
The
United
States
navy also
possesses
strong
avia-
tion forées.
Halifax, N. S. June 27th.—The
position
of th:t%yauvlail
Steam
Packet
steamer
Caraquet,
ashore
on
coroal
reefs
about
twelve miles
from
Hamilton, Bermuda,
«®
unchanged
yesterday
according
to
advices
to the general.agent
of the line
in
Canada.
The cargo” was
being
re-
moved
and it was
expected
that the last
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fee
attach=d
to this
program,
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liberal
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will be
very-
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healthier
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happier children
in our school.
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will be held in the
assembly
room of La
Princesse
School.
EVERYEODY INVITED.
EVERYBODY INVITED.
of the dry eargo
would
be taken
out
to-
day.
A lighter with
pumps
left Hamil-
ton,
yesterday.
An
effort
was
to
be
made
to pump
the
ship
dry and
r:foat
her if practicable.
As
the
ships
engine
room
is flooded,
per
wireless
js
out
of
commission.
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London,
Jife
98th. —The
twelvth
mateh
cf
the toar,
between
Lancashire
and ghe
West
Indian
cricket
team
at
Manchester,
Wgs
c&émmenced
yesterday.
The Lancashire
XI awent
in
to bat first
and
compiled
a
scere
of 405 as follows.
Makepeace
111, Rogersen
5,
E Tyldesley
105, Ellisl7, Watson
43, R Tyldesley 45,
Rhodes
2,
Hicksom
12,
Duckworth
9,
Parkin
20,
Hall mt
out)
2, extras
34.
Total 405. Bowling ‘or the West Indians,
Francis
took
three
wickets
for 83 runs,
Browne
three
for, 92,
Constantine
two
6.
Pascall
one for
69
and Small
one for
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be
continued todav.
Demerara,
June 27th.— Mr. W. Foggrty
merchant
of this
citv
with
branches
in
Port
of
Spain
and
Paramaribo
died
in
Nablin
on Tuesday.
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Christiansted,
from
July
Ist,
1923.
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