GERMAN ANGLOPHOBIA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11869, 22 January 1902, Page 5

GERMAN ANGLOPHOBIA.

FEELING IN NEW ZEALAND. [IST TELEGRAPH.— ASSOCIATION.] Christchurch Tuesday. At the conference to fix the weekly half holiday, held , to-night, the Mayor c Christchurcli said that, while sympathisin with the resolutions regarding Continent;! press slanders carried at Wellington an Dunedin, he had not thought it necefesary t call a public meeting here, as the actio of the Government in sending furthe troops was a sufficient reply, and li wished to assure the Government that th citizens of Christchurch fully endorsed it action. m j Gisborne, Tuesday. At the Borough Council meeting .tc night a patriotic motion was carried, cor gratulating Mr. Chamberlain on his vigoi ous repudiation of the slanderous attack on the British nation and army, an trusting that coronation day may see peac in South Africa. _ There was a stron expression of opinion that Britain shoul discriminate between colonial goods an those from the Continent. lhe matte was left to the Chamber of Commerce t take up, it being considered that th Premier's hands should be strengthened i bringing the suggestion before a confei ence of Premiers during coronation time. Dunedin, Tuesday. The Port Chalmers Borough Counci unanimously adopted an anti-German ieso lution and placed on record their admira tion of the firm, dignified attitude of, th Imperial Government with reference to th South African war. The resolution which was carried at th meeting held in the City Council Chamber on Monday night was . yesterday cables Home to the Imperial authorities by th town clerk, through Reuter's Agency.