GREAT BRITAIN

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 86, 7 September 1914, Page 5

GREAT BRITAIN

TOGETHER TO THE END. - "Si .THE ALLIES AND .PEACE PRQ.i^ Received 6, : > 5.15 p.m. London, September a (morning). I: The'official statement is made that, . Great Britain, France and Russia have, (greed Hot to conclude peace separately during the war, also that when peace if discussed none will demand terms withi out her Allies' assent. ■ *,,]s THE WAR BRINGS CHAFES. -_ '. >. TRADES UNIONS FAVOR CO.YSCRIP* , -4':

Times and. Sydney Sun, Services, , Received 5, 5.15 p.m. London, September 5. Tlio Trades Union Congress carried a resolution in favor of conscription if volunteering fails. y y< -l , ... -/'|, GLKRGY MUST jSOT HGIIT. £" Times and Sydney Sim Services.. .( Received 5, 5.15 p.m. "^ London, .September 5. The Archbishop of Canterbury declares that it is incompatible with the position of the clergy to become combatants, *

- -4 XEW ZEALAXDERH AT HOME, j TO REPLACE UAXZ IX OUR I"J?.CE. 'IB Times ami Hydrey Sua Services. ,: Received 5, 5.1J p.m. : ; rs| London, September 5.

The Xew Zealand authorities in London'are training 230 out of hundreds of applicants to replace the Xew Zealand eoiitingenters dropping out through, illness or casualties. ,*'

CENSORSHIP RESTRICTIONS. 1

Times and Sydney Sun Services, *".' I Received 5, 5.15 p.m. «j London, September 5. t

The censorship of * British outgoing news has caused much delay in transmission, but the Government until recently failed to take steps to ensure that official news should be sent with, all despatch to neutral countries. It i& contended that no time should be lost in remedying this regrettable and dun-. gerous situation. >•'

RECRUITING IX BRITAIN,

Received 6, 5.15 p.m.

London, September 5 (morning)

The Press Bureau requests wealthy, residents to discontinue their isolated, encouragements jn the form of money; bounties to recruits as likely to cause discontent among those enlisting whorg ,no bounties are given.

QUEEN'S INTEREST IN WOMEN'S

EMPLOYMENT

ATLANTIC MUST, BiE SWEPT CLEAR OF GERMANS.

London, September 4. ' Twenty thousand men enlisted yesterday, and the authorities in London are scarcely able to cope with the rush. Despite this enthusiasm, the clergy are being circularised and are making an anpeal in a recruiting sermon on Sunday. Meetings have also been arranged all over London.

In the Queen's belief the prevention of distress is better than relief and employment better than charity. She has therefore inaugurated the Queen's Work for Women Fund to secure funds wherewith women will be provide! with employment. Lady Orewc is chairwoman and Mesdames Asquith, and Austia Chamberlain and Ladies Bvycti, Dcrbjpi and Illehester are assisting.' The money: raised will he spent on schemes devisee? by the Central Committee for Women's Employment. The commercial advisera include many leading business men. The 'Government arranged ?or 2000 tons of Australian and Argcniine meat in Liverpool to be sent to Paris last week, and 2000 more tons are ;■,.■» being sent. '■

Underwriters demand strong-r efforts for the capture of .the few Germatt cruisers which are chiefly in iJib South' Atlantic, fearing for the safety of Australian and New Zealand Homeward boats and the outward Rive.: Plata boats. The Ulster Unionist Counej: ;d Belfast passed a resolution deprecating any attempt to interfere with the Home Rule truce, and urging the Ulster voitmtccra to enlist for active service. s ' The Dockers' Union, in a' manifesto, says that every able-bodiel n-,;.n must fight or be ready to defend ;(.<: country. Kuiserisn and militarism s!w;'.<"! receive their death blow in this Af.i.^.\l>ion.

There arc 2G0.000 heme remits' already for general service. Ruir hull-.

dred of the Loudon and >Tor:iiWesters railwaymeu joined one Tv;.;i:n-:r>t, and

IcAtamUl tlie cheers oftheV Mluw work* men. ■ Their Majesties Tcceiv.v) :u; "vatioif when visiting the three him.'irWi \vound-i »d soldiers in a; London lio'-j>it.i '. , ; Miss Christabel Pankbur:.! ;, w ruturtt-. Ed to England, :ind isrintet"Ui!g U' assht tha Women's >ocial and !Vi'i-::.! Asso-_ eiation hi patriotic IITGH OsJ.VS. sf.

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