AUSTRALIA

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2262, 23 September 1914, Page 5

AUSTRALIA

! SUSPENSION OF ENEMY'S PATENTS. i ■ ' Melbourne, September. 22. i The Food Suppliee Commission re* commends legislation providing-for the! i suspension- of the'eneiriyV>"pat«htsr The Minister of Agriculture confer- ; red with the shipping representatives - regarding the increased , freight charges, altered routes, and the control the . Adi miralty exercised over vessels/ Cab* • inet considered the matter,' and decide 1 ed to postpone action pending further information from New; Zealand and the Argentine. t ''■ ' - SYDNEY LORD MAYOR'S FUND. 1 (Reo. September' 22, 9 p.m*) - Sydney, September-22; The Lord Mayor's Fund now amounts to £118,000. The New Zealand and Australian Land Company has decided to distribute £15,000 among tho "War -Relief Funds in the several Australian States where tie company carries on business). [' LOSS OF THE SUBMARINE. [ Melbourne, September.22. , The Navy Office has received ines . sages of, sympathy from all: quarters re- , garding the loss of the submarine AE2 GOODS IN ENEMY SHIPS. ; i Sydney, September 22. ) Consignees of goods to an enemy's j ships in the Commonwealth ports have ) been requested to send full particulars E to the Crown Solicitor, Sydney.,.., WHEAT "AND FLOUR EXPORT. Melbourne, Septemßor 22. ■ The Inter-State Commission recomi mends Federal prohibition of the export of wheat and flour. MESSAGE FROM FRANCE. Sydney, September 22. ; 'M. Dekasse, French Foreign Minis--1 ter, has cabled to the French Consul protesting against tho German vandalism in the destruction of Reims Cathedral, thus robbing humanity ol an incomparable portion of its artistic in« heritance.