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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9173, 13 October 1915, Page 4

■ -In the event of a satisfactory reply not coming to hand from the' Government with reference to the operations of German trading concerns in Samoa and Tonga (says the Auckland “Star”) a’ special meeting of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce is to be called -to; consider the taking of further action. When the matter was .being discussed bv the council last week, Mr A. B. Robertson said the impression had got abroad that reputable New Zealand firms had been improperly trading with the enemy. Ho contended that those who had exported; goods from Auckland to German firms in the island had done so in a manner which was fair and above board. The president (Mr E. Anderson) agreed that this was so. Ho would like to see a protest from the Government of New Zealand to the Imperial authorities against the further participation of German firms in the trade with Samoa and Tonga. ..j. Alongside the Estuary at Alameda, across the Bay of San Francisco, a .number.of daring 'aviators are completing training for service with the Allies' in Europe. These men include Smith Penty, a New Zealander, and_ a Canadian named Walker, who are daily busy preparing for war service.

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