MISCELLANEOUS

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15447, 9 September 1914, Page 8

MISCELLANEOUS

G ERMAX SPECXL ATORSi WATCHING THF CAT. REKXE. Sept. 7. German capitalists ;iro eagerly buyintr Russian securine. l , which jumped iipjrince the Lor.iberc; victory. GERMAN LIES. LOXDOX. Sept. 7. One i>' tlti> most remarkable fabrication* that tlic German newspapers liavo published is a 'ony; speech profU=sedly by Mr John Burn? at- the Albert Hall '.v?rnin;z the Government of the Moslem peri! in Egypt and Tndia. and prophesying disruption of the Empire. There is not th: slightest justification for this report. GUM-DIGGERS HELD UP. ' SYDNEY. Sept. S. S> veral Au.*irians bound for the kauri gimifields in Xow Zealand, and many Germans, have appealed that they art- uua'ile to obtain passages to X- .v Zealand. owing to the Dominion rest riet ions excluding the nation's enemi'S. r - "Ui ti ' ii addil io:ial vessels carrving < :>. inr Germany liave been divert"l '>> Liverpool, including several vils with wheal cargoes which the Government have requisitioned. Parisian newspapers, including the ■ Temps." -Matin." Libre."' and tin PauT edition of the London 'Daily Mail, are now being published. A pat riot ie carnival in Sydney realised more than .CIOOO for the Iseiglum J distress. fund, and L'I'O.OOO for the war I food lund. j Ine I'rinee of N\;iles Food Fund now I totals £2.L'!)o inn), alH i t j lo British lied I Cross "Fund £2i>i.O(>l. ! Sir "William Lover maivhod to Chester j ai i!k head oi IUi"M recruits. | A caiue m< •isair,. from Cape Town state.* iii.it ilic .McKii'in Assm-ihiion has ! ofii'ii-d 11.• - In; mi (•overntnr>ii> ;l t -orps | <•! Inn thousand V,, ... v.- ;i> rruards I oi i:: -ill'l