THE ANZAC GRAVES
| CONTROL BY AUSTRALIANS URGED I(Rec. February 7, 7.50 p.m.)' ■ London, February 6. Mr. Peacock, in a message from Clianak, again urges that Australians should control the Anzac graves areaand immediately replace.. tho Imperial Commission, whose methfids, ho says, are cumbersome, perfunctory, ■ and in somo respects grotesque, 110 thinks that tho Turkish Government should bo induced to givo Australia permanent possession of tho field of Aiizac.—United Service. SHAW WIRELESS PLANT INVESTIGATION INTO PURCHASE 1 DROPPED. 1 Melbourne, February 7.' On the advice of counsel, the Government has decided to inako no further investigation into tho purchaso of tho ■ Shaw wireless plant, and to tako no ac- ■ tion against cx-Sonator Long—Press Assn . GOVERNOR-GENERAL OP < ' AUSTRALIA ' TERM OL v OFFICE EXTENDED; j ' Sydney, February 7. .< . 't'lio term of office of tho Governor-Gen- i eral (Sir Ronald Munro-Ferguson). has i been extended to. 1920.—Press Assn. J'
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 115, 8 February 1919, Page 7
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145THE ANZAC GRAVES Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 115, 8 February 1919, Page 7
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