AUSTRALIA
RESTRICTION O,F EXPORTS TO CHINA AND SLAM.
SIR EDMUND BARTON'S
IMPRESSIONS
MELBOURNE, Jan. 13. A proclamation prohibits the export of goods to China and Siam- excepting to specified receivers. Sir Edmund Barton has returned from a visit to England. He declared that it was recognised- on all sides that an inconclusive peace was only another najne for a renewed war under far more difficult conditions. The reasoned opinion of the United (Kingdom was solidly in favour of fighting -till the job was completed. Asked what were the opinions of the chances of an early termination, of the
struggle, Sir Edmund sakl that- amongst public inen of iin. porta j ice. he- had met there was a- general opinion that" the economic pressure on the Central Powers was becoming- very strong.. \\ T AB FUNDS. (Bee. 9.10 ..a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. A comparison of the war funds of New South Wales .and Victoria showthat New South Wales has a total of £2,204,136, and Victoria £1,268,782, to 31st December. MUNITIONS HELD UP. ANOTHER STRIKE. " (ftec.--9.l- a.m.) f - MELBOURNE, This Day. ■ The .work, of the Broken Hill Munii tions Company's factory is held up owing to a strike - . . , ~.■• -. AUSTRALIAN-MINERS. - (Recw9riOra.m.s , v ADELAIDEv This Day. , A ballot of the Miners' Association of Port -Pirie regarding the Broken Hill strike i"esulted"in a decision, to continue at work. . » WO- -N AND WAR(Bee: 9.10 a.m.Y -,-,/.. BBISBANE- Thi'iDa-y.--In consequence of. the.. enli--:r' I .:it': of Lands -Department -officials. Miss R.> Murphy has beer* appointed laud argent in the Ipswich: district.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue XLIX, 14 January 1916, Page 5
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