LIFTER THE WAR. .*. A COHFUCT Ilf TRADE DEPRECATED BY LOBD; BETCE. OH*OBi v niriiiS FOR SCtSCBXEZ , ,: (Renter's Telegrams.) ■ U-'.'r. .. ■ (Received 2.30 p.m.)' *T3*{s~ LONDON, October' 3. Lord Bryw, addressing the Congrega tional Union, said that we might be .compelled to impose severe terms on our enemies, 'but urged "the repression of passion. He deprecated a trade war because of the immense opportunities for mischief. .The chief consideration of peace terms should he a durable peace. VANISHED ARROGANCE OF THE GERMAN JUNKERS. KAISER'S PRAYER FOR HELP. ("The Times.") (Received 2.40 p-m.)" . . - October 3. The change in the .tone .of German Imperialists, is most noticeable. At the Kaiser'e 'banquet in honour of' General yon Hindenbiirg'e birthday he prayed'for God's help to secure that freedom which the Central Alliance is fighting for. JOINED THE ALLIES. GREEK TORPEDO BOAT. COMMANDER'S DARING RUSE. ("The Times.") (Received Z25 pan.) LONDON, October 3. The "Times" correspondent at Athens states that Lieut. Bumbules, commander of the torpedo-boat Thetis, executed a daring.manoeuvre when the Government, suspecting bis loyalty, ordered ibis boat to be towed to the arsenal. Lieut. Bumbnlea, pretending that he needed to raise etexm to bring tip hie anchors, went at full speed out of .the harbour and. joined the. Allied fleet. GREEKS IN CAIRO REPUDIATE THEIR KING. TENXZEXfOS THEIR XEADER. (United Service.) ' (Received 2.40 -pan.) LONDON, October 3. The "Times" in Cairo states that the Greek colony unanimously adhered to M. Vcnizelos, and repudiated King Constantino. , MOTOR BOAT PATROL (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Tuesday. "Commander Armstrong leaves -fgr Auckland to-morrow to interview candidates for service in the motor-foat patrol. .About a hundred men have been enrolled in Auckland, and sixty in Wellington. These will be personally examined. "The municipal organ ' recital wUI be given in the Town Hall on Saturday evening next, when the programme wQI •be selected from organ works by Widor, Holloway, and Klgar, and transcriptions of compositions by Henselt. and .Rubinstein. ... - v ». "J. ... i\. .: »' Panamas In Novelty shapes and styles, lowest cash prices.—-Smith and Caughey, Ltd.— (Ad.) •. • ■//-./; ■■•;• •■_.:,. - Ladies would be well-advised to visit the showrooms of Smith and Caughey, Ltd.—r< Ad.) i *. ' AUCTIONS. >TBW JTOiRNISHINGS AT ~\Tt. rpW>EN JjOUIS JJBWIS AND .jP», AT jy|T. JJDELN, OMEN. FBOK.2D TRAM STOP). ';, IJfCBSDAX, QCT- IJTOESDAY, . v AT4I WCLOCK. Br Onier MBS J. SECOOMBE, nrho Iβ leaving for AnstMla, , OP. T&E Qmiß " . -. I.; CHTTTNGEOOIf—OR. PIANO SEAT, »p Mocbette Velvet Conch. Bine Mocbetle eingapore Cbalrs, Tall OjK. Pata Stands MXI Pots, O.R. BOOKCASE AJ4D SEORKTAIKE. Occ Chalre, Books, CABPBT SQUARE {12 x 9)7 MOChSFxE 4IOSKIB COAJB, 2 Occ. Trtlee, Btic-M----bnc,, Pictures, Cop. Kefl), Mohair Rug, Art Curtains. Etc V OjnXV OTAL DINKGfASLETBrSwn Velvet Settee. 4 OjR. anstlSHl CHAXBS Wneapore >Lonnges, Plctnree, Urtreecle 12 x c Square, (Mohair Hog, Fender, E.P. WARE. 4-PCE. TEA SET, A.T. Kettle, Salad. Cutlery, TaWefare, . Glassware, Occ TTAIXf—PIKEO. MMC iHALLSEAND MASD HKfL'Viaa, 'Book Stand, OIH. P«lr Linen Portleres, Etc. ■pWEUBOOMe <3)—o. BIMC WARDROBE feskßo-§r l 8^ Cabinet W. Stand En Suite), f OJt. BEDfiXEAD, 2 8. ART WOOD BKDSTBAiDB, i and S. W.W. Mattreaes ami .BeSt Bedfllnp,- B-dr. Chest, 2 P. AISP COMB. OHBSTS. Eocker. Arm and Lounce Chain, 3 12 x 9 CABPBT SQTIARKB, Fenders, Oec TaTilea. S. WKrdrolbes, BEST UNOTraKOtJGHOTJT, Ruge, Ware, £ace and Other Cmtaine. BEST JASES WtATXOH AND POLES, knd USUAL BEDROOM APPOINTMENTS. {f'ITGHEN,. ETC.—X. CHUWWrJBS. OFT OT«B«; TABLE, OiaDs; Ltnolemm.' Rags, 'BBA-LB TSBAIXLB BSWINO MTACHINT!. Carpet Sweeper, Gms Iron, MANGLE, WBINCBR, ficales and Weights. QEW. KIT. UTEMBIIJS. Crockery' and Glass, Meat Safe, Enamelled Were, Etc., Etc ■■ ■ Also, PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER, Garden and Other Tools, Step*, and GENERAL 'HOTJSEHOUD STJXDRIES. iAUCnONBBR'S NOTE.—Tbe above Stantehtngs are Almost .New and v, of Modern V TOUJS TnETWIS XST) AUCnOKESRS AaO> * ♦" " ■•■■ : V .:■■.-.. ■ " ■■ " "
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 237, 4 October 1916, Page 6
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