REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS.
STRONG MOVEMENT IN JAPAN. B3' Telegraph.— Press Association —Copyright. LONDON, 27th January. The Tokio correspondent of The Times says that \ a very strong party is growing in the country, and is supported by a great majority of the commercial and industrial classes, in favou of slackening armaments. The party will ako oppose increased taxation. Tho movement is likely to influence the general election to be held in the autumn.
Mr. F. W. S. Male, dentist, Eiddifordstreet, Newtown, has a professional card in our advertising columns. Tho Pctone Town Clerk notifies 'that all rates unpaid on and. after 10th Februarywill bo buod for without further notico. After a long exhausting illnesa when health is slow about returning, Steams' Wine is always found of gieat value. By ypntly stimulating the appetite it aids nutrition and restores strength.— Adxt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 23, 28 January 1908, Page 7
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