DOMINION WAR NEWS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15445, 7 September 1914, Page 9

DOMINION WAR NEWS.

; I i DISTRESS ALREADY. | ! I S GOVERNMENT WILL DO WHAT | IT CAN. ; I | (Per i'ross Assoc : ation.) ! ; cuniSTciirncH. Sept. -j. A depuc.it on to tlu> II Jit Hnii. W. j F. M:i<?ev, headed by tin* Mayor and ; r«-iir.-s-'iitat.v«'s of the Trail-.s Coiui;-i : . : Labour Department. and j>iibodies •• In:.a! lli.sttlVi. The Prim;.* Min:»Ut sa;it the war i irouUt have .« serlou* effect- on tin* | tiiiailfi-s. Ht> was of opinion. '.lr.wt'Vi r. . that the Government would l>.- a'.!e ' to money in Lv-nclon. a!ihou_:!i at ; higher / pi\n*>. Tin- :hlv.uhvi lor - vorkcrs homos uotiM !»«• kepi and not h-.-s than tltv».<;«*• wou.d If | 1 hi* Government would :iss:-t j as much as tin- financial c rcuiiwtanc.v- ---; wottM permit. I I.OUVAINI SYMPATHY FROM NEW ZEALAND | WELLINGTON. S?pt. o. I The Senate tt iln* Xew Z'*al:iwl i University recently parsed a rc-elution t to b- forwarded to Lnuvain University. 1 expressing •m<l:irii:it on an»l de.-p iviitv: I a; t!:i* •K-:ru'.t ,i'ti nt" Lou vain and tli _■ : ancient l.u of the University. I "Hi'* resolution also expresses ama::e- ---; rtewt that >ui-h J« strt:ct.on ;h-ti!d have : In en caused liv a nax : on cal hit it l' t iiii: iirt'i! and civ.listd. ' SHE EI" REALISES L'l7o. Aii interest in;: ifPii'* was witnessed at i 'i'aiUToall's one Suurday at noon, when j Mr G. I{. M. -lonc:s submitted loam-lion [ a i'U'i* hoE,;et <riveii by Mr Jas. Scott } lor the hem-lit of the Homo and J5-_'l- ! itium Relief Fund. The sheep was sold over s'xtv liinii each purchaser fiivini; |it back to the fund. The following [ wore the t-uecessive purchasers:— i a t Rk-har.l Ttirnbull ... I o ') [ Jleul ... 5 O 0 I A. S. Klworthy ... 5 • > 0 | James Scott- 3 1" ') j R. 11. Hur.terA\\>iton o 0 O : I'ernar! Tripp ... .j O 0 ! 'E. Wot?i"iir.diii 0 O t William H. Palmer 10 0 o i ' Ceo. S. Cray -V 0 t> I J. I'. Murphv I) 0 W. K. AleDrnald ... 510 0 i Alex. JDuuiioit o O O G. H. M. Jones ... 410 O r W F. Campbell I 10 0 .lame-? ... H 10 0 i C H. Gres?on 3 I) (> 1 A\. Moci e .j 0 0 Oiv. n K rk 1,0 0 W. P. Stericker ... t 0 0 Tat O'Hovle 3 0 O P. W. E'liv i) i) (Jecrce X 0 0... M. lJyan ;{ 0 (> Alex. Main » 0 O lJfi'ji. t":tb.orwood ... :{ 0 (> B-.-njatnin C'ocliran 2 ](> D IVte- ... 2 0 () Mr T„ 0.l " -2 0 I) W. I{. _ Parry senr 2 lO O ! i'hi»i,> and Roy ... 2 (i rt I Charles Ilewsou ... 110 () N«h! Tarker I 0 0 John Spring I 0 0 W. Pears-m 1 ]0 0 I Geo. Park-* 1 0 () l Robt. Casey 1 () (> j Ro'»t. Catlienvood ..110 j l'at O'lJoyle 1 10 0 James 15eli 1 0 (i I.oslie O'Callaphaa I O 0 H. Inncs-.Tones ... ll() 0 >lrs I>. Mi-Aulny ... I <> () Wm. l?evi*ll 22 0 | • Geo. S. l'hilip and Roy 1 (> o James MtKeou-n ... 1 10 0 Wnt. Ri-nt.i;* ... ] 0 0 T. Bruco Garrlck ... 2 O 0 John Ivey 1 0 0 G. H. I'lrich 1 0 0 I". A. I.oCren 1 0 0 Janip.s CWrnd 1 0 ;> lulmon-l Vacuo ... 1 0 o A!es. Eraser 1 O 0 Dt.nald Mnnro 1 () 0 James Groijf 1 <i o J pines Cliambr-rlain 1 O 0 •Tolin Davrikon ... 1 0 O >. Ca»»ir>liell 1-0 0 l*r>-d >r-<ll:«-ott ... 0 (1 i Jame- Si- tt 0 0 O j The- dono riuad. - * the !a>-t I>,l.