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LIEUT. SELWYN WILLIAMS. KILLED AT THE FRONT. S [AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE, ASSN.] (Received 27, 0.15 a.m.) . London, Jan. 26. Lieut. Sclwyn Williams of the Field Artillery, a son ot Mr. George Williams of Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, has been killed. HEARTFELT GRATITUDE. TO ALLIED SOLDIERS. WHO SAVED HIS CHILDREN. AMERICAN SENATOR’S SPEECH. [AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASS’N] (Received 27, 2-5 pan.) Washington, Jan. 26. Senator Root in a speech said; — , “L am grateful with ait my heart to the Allied soldiers who arc fighting for the liberty and peace of my children’s children. Our liberty and security depends upon the destruction and abandonment of the stated principle of national aggrandisement and immorality.'’ Senator Root approved of President Wilson’s speech because it is interpreted as implying the crushing of Prussian militarism. it Germany's principles are victorious American freedom u ill surely die in this generation. ; RUINED FARMERS i OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM. APPEAL FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS. ■ Christchurch, Jan. 27. I Th i I A and P. Associati li b eu in frequent conn t lie Royal Agricultv I s 11 gland on the subj< til g l ural restotation i I VI nved a cable last gl t t i " tl t the council o f ti sses appreciation tile pl ff xt ended by New Zeala lio tl t i tor ruined farmers i I 1 irgent appeal for s t o J I i lions to meet further qeinanus.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 340, 27 January 1917, Page 6
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