IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.
The members of the. Sydney Meat Employees' Union claim that they have been locked-out. (Pago 7.)
Mr Jcsso Collings, M.P., protests against tho drain of emigration, which, ho -ays, is changing the face of rural England. (Page 7.)
The accused in the Customs frands were yesterday sentenced to tea-ma of imprisonment ranging from three years to 12 months. (Page 2.)
Inhuman cruelties aro practised on Chinese by Mongolians. (Pago 7.)
Vedrines, tho aviator, has challenged the president of tho Fremch. Aerial League to a duel. (Page 7.)
Admiral Breusing says that Germany's place is at tho side of England. (Page 7.)
Tho City Council decided last night to call for competitive designs for a Town Hall. (Pago 5.)
The Hon. James Allen delivered a political address at Hastings last night. (Page 8.)
Tho electrification of the tramway connecting New Brighton with Burwood, via North Beach, was decided upon by tho Tramway Board at its meeting yesterday. (Pago 2.)
Country News and Notes are on page
A great tribute to tho work and character of Mr Joseph Chamberlain was paid recently by Mr F.E. Smith, the English M.P. (Pa«o 10.)
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14903, 17 February 1914, Page 6
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