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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 310, 5 October 1915, Page 3

A German wireless message announces that the Turkish Cabinet has agreed to the Sultan being surnamed “The Victorious.” Casualty lists contain the deaths of eight nurses, including three in Prance and three in the Mediterranean.

The Berliner Tageblatt announces that the Russians penetrated the Austrian trenches between the sources of the Goryn and Ikva. Generali Marchand, of Fashoda fame, tvho was seriously wounded, has undergone a successful operation. It is stated that the German Government is calling in all manufactured articles of copper, brass, and nickel. The American Government is studying British methods for dealing with submarines in view of adoption. These include a special type of mine destroyers, trawlers, and sea-going motorboats armed with light guns, also aeroplanes. The statement is made that already sixty submarines have been dcstroved.

Ton thousand troops in Glasgow and 8.000 in Birmingham paraded in connection with the national recruiting rally. (500 khaki-clad men took part in a recruiting march from the. centre of London to the north, south, east am' west with the view to impressing young Londoners on the urgency of the call to arms. Members of the House of Commons and others witnessed the recruitings along the route.

In a new advertisement in another column, Mr A. Spence notifies that he has just opened up a fine shipment of the very latest and daintiest in ladies’ underwear. They were specially ordered for the spring and slimmer seasons, and nothing is wanting either in selection or value to delight those who need such goods. There is a splendid array of styles that are the very latest, and the effects achieved are pretty in the extreme, and the prices at which they are marked is the very lowest possible.