GERMAN WIRELESS IN CHINA

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 65, 10 December 1917, Page 6

GERMAN WIRELESS IN CHINA

ANGLO-JAPANESE PROTEST. ' (Rco. December 9, 5.5 p.m.) Tientsin, December 7. Anglo-Japanese protests have been lodged against a Telefunkon wireless contract with China granted to promoters who were masquerading as Danish. —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

THE DOUBLE INCOME TA*X

STATEMENT BY MR. BONAR LAW.

London, December 7,

In the House of Commons, in reply to a question, Mr. Bonar Law indicated that tho representatives of Dominion Governments and their staffs will not be held liable to pay the British income tax on their salaries, pending an inquiry after- the war into the income tax laws.—Router.

RIOTS IN PORTUGAL

'COLLISIONS BETWEEN SOLDIERS AiND CIVILIANS. (Rec. December 9, 5.5 p.m.) Madrid, December 8.

Anti-Government outbreaks have occurred at Lisbon and Oporto. At Oporto two people were killed and sixty are in hospital as the result of collisions with tlio soldiers. Seventy-eight people V.pve been arrested. Tho latest report shows that ordor has been restored at Oporto. There are no details from Lisbon.— Renter.

WARM FLUENZOL dropped into the throat, nasal, or ear passages of sufferin'; children, soothes and heals inflam-na-tion. Being free from narcotics, "Fluenzol" is also safe lor internal use. Is. fid., 2s. Gd.*

A lecture was delivered by Mr. IT. Holland in the Alexandra Hall Inst nleht on tho unfortunate affair of the "Eureka, Stockade." This sad business occurred In 1851, and. all the bitterness and hatred that wan engendered at the time has been forgotten by most peop'e. Jlr. Holland was at aome naina to show that the police had been guilty of excesses and atrocities on that occasion.