COMMONWEALTH CABLES

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9, 11 September 1913, Page 5

COMMONWEALTH CABLES

“THE (KING”—GOD BLESS HIM. •r I • -r— ■ [By Electric Telegraph-t Copyright 1 [United - Press Association.], (Received 9.40 a.m.) Melbourne, September 11. The Assembly, on the voices, carried Mr Watts’ motion emphatically ■ condemning the recent disloyal utterances of Mr Cordon Webber, the Labarite M.P; : and Mayor of Richmond which the House considers inconsist . ent with the oath of allegiance to the King, and declares its unwavering loyalty to the institution of monarchy. THE PAPUAN MI.RDER. X. (Received 9.49 a.m.) ‘Melbourne, September 11. Judge Murray confirmed the report of the murder of Warner. It .was the result of an. inconceivably rash attempt to enter unsettled country without adequate preparations. BRITISH M.P’S. ON TOUR. (Received 9.40 aim.) Sydney, September 11. The Empire Parliamentarians return from Queensland to-day, departing for Melbourne to-night. A special sitting of the Supreme Court will be held for the purpose of admitting as barristers those.members of the party Who are barristers in the United Kingdom. . COMPULSORY TRAINING. (Received 9.30 a.m.) Sydney, September 11. The report of the Inspector-General of military forces condemns the goods supply and the cooking, and urges a revisa! of the present methods of food contracting .and training two soldiers in each company- as cooks. It declares that universal compulsory (gaining is proving satisfactory. A DEFROSTING PROCESS. j Times—Sydney Sun Special Cables, i - Sydney, September 10. j MacMeikan’s defrosting process fow frozen meat is receiving a thorough| test by a company floated by Nelson ; Bros.’ firm, who hold the principal interest. • •