A PIONEER OF THE PACIFIC
_ Sydney, April 10. J. ne newspapers publish appreciative articles on the late Rev/ Dr. Brown, as one of the makers of the British sphere in the Pacific The? note hia far-reaching Imperial outlook regarding its fnture, and his steady combating of German influence there.—Press Association
OBITUARY
EX-SECRETARY OP STATE, U.S.A. , r „ , Boston, April 9. Mr Richard Olney, ex-Secretary of (State, is /dead 1 , aged 82 [The lite Mr Olney was elected a member of the House of Representatives for Massachusetts in 1874 was appointed United States Attorney- , in 1893, and tuo rears later became Secretary of State m President Cleveland's Cabinet Prosident Wilson in 1913 offered him the post of Ambassador to England, but Mr Olney declined it. For the last two years he had been the American member of the International Commission under the Treaty between the United States and France.]
THE PEACE FANATICS
CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS IN MELBOURNE. Melbourne, April 10. The; Interstate Conference of Peace 'Advocates resolved that it was time proseontions under the War Precautions Act ceased. ' ■'■ . ' ', ■ ■ Attention was called to the condition of New Zealand: workers under conscription.' The Conference decided to send an 'emphatic protest to the New Zealand Government.'—Press Association. -.. ■' ■ . . , .. ■
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3050, 11 April 1917, Page 6
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