Australian Cables.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 March 1914, Page 3

Australian Cables.

LLECTUIC TELEGBAPH- -COPYRIGHT. IVER I'JIKSS ASSOCIATION, i (deceived This Day 13.40 n.m.) Sydney, This Day. It is estimated .tIiO.UUU has been lost in wages through the iron workers' strike. Melbourne, This Day. A meeting of citizens at which Lord Dennian and Sir L. Stanley were present was held to initiate a movement to erect a Shakespeare memorial theatre in Melbourne to mark the tercentenary of the poet's death in 191 G. It is estimated to cost £30,000. ANOTHER MOTTO. The Hon. J .Cook, speaking , at the tenth anniversary meeting of the Women's National League, said the Liberal Party in Australia would be needing , the League's help very soon. He was unconcerned with the next ten years of the Leaguea's existence, but was concerned with the next ten months. The present Parliament was not likely to lasT long. The Liberals must wake up and their motto for tTie next ten months must be "to get to business and get to business at once. , ' The immediate business of Liberalism is to convince the- people in ihe country that i< is bottei than Labour or Socialism.