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New Zealand Tablet, 18 September 1919, Page 37

NOW A QUINTETTE: THE “CONTENTED” BRITISH EMPIRE. Ireland. Egypt. I'idia. South Africa. Now Malta. HOW LIKE THEY ALL ARE. The following dispatch from the Malta correspondent of the London Daily Express, under the heading of “Firm Hand at Malta,” reveals the striking similarity which tho situation in Malta has to that in Ireland, Egypt, India, South Africa, and other parts of the Empire upon which tho sun never sets; “The Government has issued regulations closing the Courts of Justice and all establishments in which important documents are preserved. It is also submitting newspapers and printed matter to a strict censorship, and is preventing the publication of all papers likely to cause disaffection, sedition, or excitement. It is preventing meetings, and has ordered the shooting of all persons caught looting. Sailors arc still parading the streets. The people are quiet.” For Children’s'Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.