LONDON NEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 12 July 1917, Page 5

LONDON NEWS.

ANTI-GERMAN DISTURBANCES

MILITARY HOSPITALS MOVED

LONDON, July 10. Anti-German disturbances continue in the East End and other parts. Two bakers' shops at Holloway were sacked. Children bore banners inscribed, "We want reprisals!" Several police were injured and ten arrests w rere made.

In the House of Lords, Lord Derby said that owing to the brutal policy of sinking hospital ships, it was necessary to shift the military hospitals from Mal/ta to Salonika, and seven other general hospitals had been sent from Britain. Since the policy of torpedoing hospital ships was instituted there had also been a convalescent camp at Corfu.