INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
OH AND OFF THE FIRING LUTE. LONDON, March 12. Soling Out Potatoes. - A message from .Berlin says that potato tickets, entitling the holders to 201bs of potatoes weekly, are being issued. Pitchforked. Speaking in the House of Commons, the Hon. W. H. Long, a Unionist, complained that Colonel Seely and Loid Salisbury had been-appointed brigad:«rgenerafc, the Government- thue deprivine professional eoldiere of' wefl-cieeerYed honours. - ---•»■ --" -' - Sympathy With BucU. King George, replying to * measan from a Boanan society, eaid.lw-hadtte hertwet sympathy, Wiethe to tße Brvtuh *nd Rwanneonlea;- W« looted f«™d to 7tod P §Sif £. ■.. •• :. - - ■ ■ " ■;:>.»■■: ■ .
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 62, 13 March 1915, Page 5
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