NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 11 August 1915, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

A FEARFUL ACCIDENT. BOTH riH/T T(!KN OFF. 'll p. 1)1' X FT) IN. Yesterday. Robert Newburn. aged Li, employed at Kaitangata < mil mine. bad both his root torn off v/liiU* engaged in oiling machinery at tip shod. Apparently, his clothing caught in a revolving shaft and his feet struck a overhead beam. Ho was removed to the Dunedin Hospital. ALLEGED GLADDER. £IO,OOO DA HACKS CLAIMED. WELLINGTON. August 10. A writ lias boon issued for £lo.ooo' for alleged slender against AV. A. Mowbray, merchant, of Wellington, by F. J. Munro, merchant, of Wellington. OUR BOYS AT GALL!POL!. WANGANUI, This Day. la a latter received .from Major Cunningham at th e Dardanelles, liementions that-colder weather is coming soon, and he- thinks that socks, balaclava caps, handkerchiefs, bootlaces, sweets, chocolates and pipes will be hard to obtain in Egypt, andtobacco would he very volcanic;. ENEMY COMPANIES. WELLINGTON, August 10 An Order-in-Ccuncil just Gazetted provides that if the Attorney-General-is satisfied in respect of any company, firm or person carrying on business in New Zealand that any alien enemy, whether resident in New Zealand or elsewhere, is interested in that business, and that the business is beingcarried on under representations 'calculated to mislead the public as to the persons interested in that business, the Attorney-Gene,rr.l may, hy notlce in the Gazette, prohibit that company, firm or person from continuing to carry on business in New Zealand.