TIBLE TALK.
.' 219th"Tlay -of the —----' 7 , rStffimSHne.'.'TJffl.-.aunk.'.L ' - ''"7~"V.7777 i , second ■«ofltingerrt haslanded safely ih_ Englaind. •"-'■"? fa " - - feaSKuJee British' merchantmen- inak -by, German submarines. -:. /.;;- --~ jj --; -:--. -7M6re doctors' are- -wanted for actiysservice by. the' British War Office »nthbK« ties.-. 7'".""-,,':"".''"." '. ~'J"7.~~ '"■' A scrub flre~in Gleifieid Brrl£eii» head, last evening, caused a considerable glares'.." '.''.''-'■' Z,'.",'. .'...'."' : -'*" '-*• . Prussian . cavalry: lisfe .already pubgivera ~totil.s>t over. "* jniflioa names:... .;....:_.'..':-„ ._ _•."..' —_- -Tlie-Germans--foresee-the fall "of Con* stantinopie, and- suggest- that -it'--be . made-octree city. ••- -.*:■■——.- ■_ •„."- —. • A Brife"naiTnjaii.-los.t-hi3-ljfe--by falling rjnto; the - sea when flying; off- the-;; south} cpast-of-England.- ----- — ~ ~_~~ . -'"A- neutral Cabinet -has been-formed-iil ; Greeee,-but several of its members fayour the Triple ;-- --- ;'-•- ■'■; ;--- ": The" attack on the Dardanelles wa» maintained on'Tifesday,"but . affected"thei operations.7777" ".."77. 7~_ " Tbe'English-mail, iaa7 "Vancouver, .•wriu'ri left "here on the -26th January, arrived-in • London on rfie "BtK SlarcKT"" - " ~7"""' ~" i 7".A stranded aniKi Dutch;'coa6t~wis. aVeo* tait 7'-'s"'i" -: The "death ~of; a,"yfariMU*"-sehalsr~Sir James- Donaldson, TK:e/-chancelJor vt ■ Edinbuigfa. University.- is annotrnceoV • ■ -'■ •; -vXortteTh'SS. - ■ an^. Waimarie-bumped_ s each other on. . Tuesday iu'^t.in Passage. ■ -.'.■__,-..7.-" f "; -j"---^.;-_'_r';"-"';.-7v. - -The-British : trenches -in . Handera!. • swajlpjF up7timter' ( with tSeTToScrty;*? - a7-"speculativc - goldmine,* jsaya *'~.cOrre» spondenfc.T "."..-" .-.~'.-.. -'.'.- """' ""-."'"■ -Herberf Broldy, (23>ears) a plumberf C ■BadTJSneT'b'f his- arms 7 broken; yesterday, "by a fall" fromthle new" sehoolhouse at : >v-orthc6te7 -v'v .~7--"".""r:c77 ~~i~~~ i'~.-."t~~~~'\ i \ : ■ George- Gray,,7the young 'AuitraHaß ; billiard player; in"a7"mta<slfagainst Falk-mer;-Tnsde:a^.break -of'"l,lWrr*.:reeor!i i irift^iroryrhalls.--St- :.---"v. ~r-;-t,-- -, . '■'/!£. w't£e'%fom£Ro»--- - kill -Bo^7B<jaTd,^tnctott-SatuTdsy/oa to for w*Jer- , works 7<<aß3trnct)or!. "". •77 T be ? is ■■,. pro* * jMß^r^r E P^^p-'.-Mr^-t»-.porci^.'.^ ' -Separate drganfsa^oh^lpr' the "Fiji;' and Xew- Zealand "interests. "-'-"-." "77-". :7 T air ex-civil servant, ■ appropriation of .public money, and was . comtpltted for sentence,.;- ./_,.! 7 4 :..:i .; _7£'£h*te7no : -i?<a*?t3 r i-:*nd 'liami.o.ut otj?«3?rk.",";-w:a.« definite .'defence \ »jdebtprv*t; i|9?- .-■ ." ■_.:,. -.„.__ .. ._ .. ""-. .-_' " Represeniatioos by. -&te '"..-' Auckland-'. farmers' Unioai thai State, aid should be : given farmer*; ; i» the purchase of- seed j wheat,are ; ' >tiniiter. ':-V->Sl,j- z -i-^-\:~i-k-'-_ ',:^'-7." : :■ 7 Jit- Western. Australia there is a short*. i i-a^fcvofr ,6eedf-jri»eat. The miller^*7 h'ase . " DeerT. ordered. to; stop ruffling, and-hand . over all their- stacks of wheat to fh* Giiyenuiient. • ' -''•.'.'-'.: '."'7.7- ---' -Goffeer and bread for breakfast, meat ■ ; mid-day, ,' arid bread* and- potatoes - iti _ the .eveiSn J is .the.diet of the Anglo-French prisoner* in Germar-*:. . 7-T-<'"'' ', An Australiaa-correspondent has-been appointed-by ssirj Georgedtcjd- under-t-he arrangement "y-wj»'cb wajb ' ents wiU Tk! aL!Uwed bV-the War.Ofice to make sue day tours to the front. 7 . "• oypr -the conlsol of the- factories manuf facturing munitions of war are the most '*■'■'■■'■■ 'dfastic-.that.-haye. eyer.Tbeen. sflbMited 1 Mir- h}pji ; -.''..~ ■ ~~~-'■— —-~ .- -;'.- —^-"— -j— ■ Z - ; -Wm.- : M<Asliffe.- a nrajried jnan, jaged'' ■; r l 36.1jiar8j:^ a serious .'.w'faad;-to' --tHe->Saek of the-head- iteaul'trotbeing knpcked-ilown. by- a: tram in -Hob- '■■ son-Street '-HVednditißd to ; critical. z '. ~ r ■A life-*aving-apparatus invented by-» : New -Zealander/ sfr; J. 'B; Adams, haa ' interested the Board of-Trade, and;the . inventorbas Seen "uistSuctedl '••- It ' :ib3 i 'Big&ir£^ officials.. - ..,- ..-- -„.-.. 77 7-.. . .7 : -,7." Two.burglars;:entered the shop'of Mr.. ' Ernest -:■ AiarJey*-igrocer>-7of': Ocanjnioe; "Road, -7. ajt;, 'tMx.-. 'jgirjey: jshot - .<&£ of: •'.tfljß. intruders the arm, . the '_r. v ._; _j_ - ._ • i _'— '2. ■'. L'ISJSPHSsSw' WskiKic. l ?; Pfcbresd; ter of Customs said that Australia hac wheat for-seven montha^con- . gumption,, in addition to sufficient seed -W«»"^te»^Hlio»-a«es^vi.--„7.7 - for7the revioion cation of "creeds, and the abolition of sen. • sat3*7Jij7preacitm^-and- - 'jxa> - made- r by--7*»;icaaihg-.- PrcsbyterianTof TFre'C .' :Gn?wKfi&' < n^"''K''l''ra Preffantinna ai- 0 hoitifr talron tn onanr^ ' tUafr,.the German-steamers interned in '; r not clip, out js-J& .»#. Atatejt •!. that pattern. of deck torpedo, gujL : wig store-sheds of,the. big . .German \ shipping- companies -of Xew ybrkTj- : \. ;-_ ". : ; \ : -' "" "_ ' . 7 It.ii "said tbatr tlfe frbuVle which.led .- • -t6\the : resignatioß: "of "Mr-. : A. C. Garr'. Michael" fronV" the • *Xew77'Soufibv' "WaleiC • iCabinet:arTOeNJromT^".dispnte' : as""ta whii-" : 'woiild'"be' actute"lrenner- '.w"heS-3Jx.7Hbl--. : rd^h-'-'gde's"*:.6n.^5 T ~-prd]eeted*~"t'Hp7" : "tot iEurope. ~ ——-\—- ~7V.~r7~7"T:r.' >". "A7correspcmderlt; '. troops-sasS.they^aie.iejvt«nSb^ .interesting; pj&t- oJ_ JEhrttjjer.s, -bjufe ; afeoin the mewt dishearteiungj-monptpn,-. ; puß_,and : ajn. army ajccustomed to Mni^jlJon^jind^ cleanliness. V ■ '*- - r*ug; iS£ in Berlin are being, used by the Germans f to dear the roads behind the firing-liSi in,-". France- Koenig, the v German r ** ci» land for his proposed voyage to the An- ". taretic, "is usm"g' the. in\ tht war, althdugh'The entered into.'an acreemenjt: with the Greenland authorities that'tiey would not boused except for PolaT work. FOOS. '.&&J£-ti&KtaL\J® :"*»= tfl-motfoiifc Wen»de it'good;-'VC J ..'..-. "The-people "made it fantous. . . * f'ROTAlj;^rT^l>AKiy'" : .Sale-.M9pg.V'siWD.'.,a.t.- Tudejope'e; Syy. Here's, .a j}ig_.bargaini— i. i^fies^ready-tp : Wear l/,*icK.( Ad,}.. ....Mr. J. Zahara.of Itheßoh-Maxche.'-New--tojuV.PegsrtoCno'tjly: the .elife' br'Auckrand that;heuis opening.: his new- rniDiriejy--■: eetaMißhttient..: Hz 7.Queea \Sti«£t~:ol&- - . -~vj*_ > rited. Xo one askerl- trJ \' ' .'.'•• J
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 60, 11 March 1915, Page 1
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