SHIRKERS ARRESTED.
Sydney, Nov. 2. The authorities intend to take vigorous action against the men who have failed to obey the call. Already several have been arrested and placed in camps. So far, of those examined, 86,2u5 have been declared fit. THE POLITICAL SIDE. TASMANIAN LABOUR PARTY. Hobart, Nov. 3. The Caucus lias appointed Mr. Lifons leader of the Opposition, and Mr. Watkins, secretary, to succeed Mr. Earle, and M.r. Hawfoyd, both of whom have been expelled. THE ANTIS LATEST MOVE. ( \N(T.LLATIOX OF PROCLAMATION DEMANDED. |AIWKII.I»N INP N.Z, < A BI.IT AHMN.J (Received 3. 11.5 a.m.) Sydney. Noy. 3. A meeting of the Anti-Conscription League of "AuOralasin. passed a motion demar ding can ’t Hat ion ol the proclamation, and urging purely voluntary , ccruit'mg. Melbourne. Nov. 3. Senator Pe.irc • ;u> nonneed that Government had no intention of stopping compulsory training (Received 3, 12.30 p.m.) bydney. Nm. 3. Two men have hern bcntmul to six months’ hard labour for failing to report under the. Enlistment Pro* clamation.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 273, 3 November 1916, Page 5
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