CABLEGRAMS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 October 1915, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS

[KIiECTIUc TKLEGUAI'H—COI'YBIOHT.J fl'lill l'llliSS ASSOCIATION.] (Received This Day 9.40 a.m.; AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Sydney, This Day. The Hon. G. Black has received through the post tioditious pamphlets headed: "Manifesto ol the Indian National Party." It contains illustrations representing alleged atrocities m Indians and l'onsiaus which palpably are faked. The postal authorities are investigating. Sergt. S. Walk, who js reported killed in action, was a sou ol Mr John \\ alLs. of Oam aru. Brisbane, This Day. The Government is about to open the State meatshops. It also is discussing the use of Chillagoo works for the manufacture of munitions. The Premier said that he hoped the company would complete arrangements for munition making, otherwise the Government would take over and operate the works. Perth, This Day. The railways resulted in a loss .f .C25.G50 last year, compared with a profit of £128,000 the previous year. At the inquiry into the cause of the lire at Hannan's brewery ,on 4th July, a verdict of incendiarism against persons unknown was roturned.