PROHIBITION RELAXED

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2235, 22 August 1914, Page 9

PROHIBITION RELAXED

ON CERTAIN EXPORTS.

As already announced, arrangements nave been made, subject to the approval or the Imperial authorities, to permit tho exportation from Australia to New jtouand of fuel oils and lubricating oils. The Hon.' F. M. B. Fisher informed a reporter yesterday that it had also been decried to allow normal eupplies of food stufts, fuel oils, and lubricating oils to be exported from 'New Zealand to British and French possessions in the South Pacific Brother Lawrence Waters, of the ■Redomptorist Order, died at the St. uerard Monastery on Thursday, after a somewhat prolonged illness, at the age i P 5/^ 18 - Brother Waters was the lost of the first group of Redemptorists who came to Australia thirty-two years ago. The original party consisted or four priests and two lay brothers, who first of all established themselves at Singleton, in New South Wales, and a little later changed their centre to Waratah, where the first monastery of tho Order in Australasia was erected. With tho exception of one priest who returned to Ireland some years ago, all have since died. • The deceased was a native of County Monaghan, Ireland. He has no relatives in Australasia, but has a brother who is a lay brother of the Order in Liverpool.' For some years- past Brother Waters had suffered from a wenk heart, and .during an attack sustained a fortnight ago, pneumonia supervened, and death sued. Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Gerard's at 9 o'clock this morning, after which' the funeral will take.place. ■ Lady Rutherford, who was staying with Mrs. Laby since her 'arrival in Wellington from Sydney last 'Wednesday, has left for the south. . Miss ■ May Palmer and Miss Curtis left for Sydney yesterday, en route for Marseilles. Both intend to offer their services to the French Red Cross Nursing Corps. ■ ' . Mr. K. M. Little of the literary staff of The Dominion, who has joined tho New Zealand Expeditionary Force, was the recipient of a presentation hist ovening from bis fellow workers. ? "NAZOL" stops coughs and colds as a puff of wind blows out a lamp—can't help doinß it. Eaoh bottle contains sixty doses, and every drop gives relief. Use with the Nazol Inhaler.—Advt. Amongst the passengers who left for San Francisco by the Maitai were Mi. David Evans, who was sent to New Zealand by the National Woolgrowers , Association of America to purchase a flock of 500 Romriey and Cornedale sheep and rams,, and Mr. Lester Brown, the producer for the Geo. Willoughby Company, Ltd., of Sydney and Melbourne. Mr. W. H!' Morten (City Engineer) lias returned from a visit to Auckland, whore ho has been advising the City Council on matters respecting the city's water supply. Your eyes & new discovery for removing cataacts, films, white specks without operations. Send for testimonials and particulars, free. E. W. Hall a« r . balist, Armagh Street, Christdiurch - Advt. The Chief Secretory of the Salvation Army (Lieutenant-Colonel Powley) wi'i leave by this afternoon's train for Palmerston North, where he will condiwt meetings on Sunday. ■■