BRITAIN.
BOYCOTT AFTER THE WAR
MERCHANTS’ PLEBISCITE TAKEN.
(“TTMF.S” AND “SYDNEY SUN” SERVICE.]
London. Aug. 9.
In connection with the Australian section of the London (‘iiambei’ of Commerce, which is seeking the opinion of its members upon the suggestion .that London merdi.xnts after the war should refuse to execute orders for German goods, already many favourable replies have been received. Many are still to come. When the result is known the committee will deal with the question RUSSIAN PRISONERS' RELIEF FUND. London, Ang. 9. Countess Beckendorff appeals for food for Russian prisoners in Germany. Medical reports state that, they are not given meat hut chiefly uniintritions soup and sour black brejid. The lumps of meat from the soup' are soaker! .111 ( ondy s I'hud to disguise trie smell. Disease is rampant owing io improper and insufficient food. The men are compelled to work hard.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
(Received 10. 11. id a.m.) London. Aug. 9.
Imports have increased .Ct. 671,669 exports decreased .L9.68J.869, reexports increased -CI.SS-2.57 I.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 431, 10 August 1915, Page 5
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