INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 167, 15 July 1918, Page 5

INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

•OH AJnJ OFF THE FIRING X-UTE, _ ; LONDON, July 14. _ , : Outside the City of Refuge. ''■'• ;'..;.V It is officially announced that Irishmen of military age coming to Britain ■ ■ in future will be liable to be called up for service unless possessing a certificate showing they were brought over by the ■ ' I Employment Exchange for agricultural ! work. — (Kcuter.) ! Belgian Cross for New Zealanders. A "Gazette" announces that 45 New Zealanders have been awarded the Belgian Croix de Guerre. — (A. and N.Z. and Router.) Celebrating "Trance's Day." 'Trance's Day" was celebrated in London to-day. Flags and souvenirs ''■ were sold in the effort to raise £500,000 J. on behalf of the French wounded. AN j: Solemn Eecpiiem Mass to fallen French Vy soldiers, -was . celebrated at Westminster • h'-jt Cathedral.— (United Service.) , ;' %jM TT-Boat 3?rlre Off America. Advices from an Atlantic port state v . w that a submarine captured the Norwegian barque Manxking off Cape Race. J The crew escaped in the boats.—(A. ana X.Z. Cable.) More Humour About Ctar'» Fete. A Petrograd *****&%%!*£?■ tl " ■ . letter from the ex-Csar ****££*> %, . report that he had been 1 states that bandits «***£?.?£££» V ' K A \ nate his whole ****$£%£ outrage. i Gary's bravery fruetojg.. * ; red the I