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Second Edition LATEST CABLES.

■ i MISCELLANEOUS items. * London,'March 28. Sir Thomas Mackenzie '(New.-Zea-r ,Hjgh. ; Commissioner), in a tit 'the' Pasters’ and Stainers’ Company luncheon, said he thought the settleißgglt, sjfi trade questions ought not to" lie’postponed till after the war, as he feared the people would forget the past, and would he lured Be adhationalisatiori of industries of which war material would he he chiefly produced within the Em.exahipje; interviewed regarding Mr Hughes’ speeches, Sir Thomas Mackenzie said Mr cfcprtEssed confidence in ivfr Hughes, who in several ways represented New Zealand. A House of Commons, when Mr Adde son announced that the Government had removed six strike leaders owing to a recrudescence of the trouble at Clyde where there was a grave crisis owing to the dilution of the policy successfully inaugurated in January SllfeSS&M*' of' inn ion leaders and employers. 1 v Last week a number of strikes were organised ,at some ...of ~ the most im* The strikers proceeded systematically to bring out a succession of workers. 'ine Trade Union execut,iy.e repudiated the fnen to return to work, but this was unsuccessful. It was evident on Friday that the for, immediate action, and Mr Lloyd George requested the military to remove six ringleaders. (Cheers). ■ March 28 Tlte Uolitiken states that the British seaplanes failed to destroy the Tondern Zeppelin sheds. Amsterdam, Anarch 28. There are increasing German fejjirs that Turkey is inclined to sue for peace. Herr G«vp£i m the Vossiche Zeitung, recognises that the step is possible, and he attempts to console his readers by stating that British to* ie ®|* se that thetfentral Powers will not/ 1 he greatly at a disadvantage if Turkey concludes peacW : *AftlUUi ip (Received T 0.55 a.m.) London, March 28.

The Aurora wirelessed that they had two f t,.it.ut Lieut. Stenhouse points out that the Aurora s diet consists of penguin and seal s meat. : early m April. *

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 96, 29 March 1916, Page 6

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Second Edition LATEST CABLES. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 96, 29 March 1916, Page 6

Second Edition LATEST CABLES. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 96, 29 March 1916, Page 6

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