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Otago Witness, Issue 3250, 28 June 1916, Page 3

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ANTI-GERMAN FEELING IN FIJI. AUCKLAND, June 20, Anti-German feeling must be very strong in Fiji, judging by a letter received hero yesterday. The writer states that nine out of 10 of the eligible men of tho littlo whito population of Fiji have volunteered for active service. He adds: ''lf ho had only been eligible, every man would have gone.'' " At last they are getting rid of German storekeepers here, but some only. Here they are making vast fortunes under our flag and protection, and it is time something w:i9 done. Goodness knows wliy *■'■"- ?re not all sent away." first motor ship to trade between .d'" and Australia has just completed iding in tho port of London. She Kangaroo, of 4500 tona.