COMMONWEALTH CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 40, 18 February 1915, Page 4

COMMONWEALTH CABLES.

REVOLUTIONARY CHINESE.

United Press Association.

Sydney, February 17

Mr Mahon has ordered the deportation of two Chinese, recently from Canton, connected with the Chinese Republican News- published in Sydney, wherein they conducted a. fierce Chinese revolutionary campaign.

A "WHITE" AUSTRALIA.

Adelaide, February 17

Sir H. L. Galway, replying to Mr Fisher's queries regarding his colored labor speech, stated that the speech had been correctly reported in the papers. In making the remarks he had. neither the wish nor intention to comment adversely on the Commonwealth policy. He now saw it woidd have been better to omit the reference to the much-debated colour question, and regretted saying any thing on the subject. BURGLAR SHOT DEAD. Melbourne, February 17. As a result of robberies at the Carlton Drill Hall, Sergeant-Major Kerry, who was watching challenged a man named Moran, who continued running. He tired a shot which killed Moran dead. It is alleged that a quantity of the property stolen from the hall was found on the bod v.