GREAT BRITAIN

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 97, 19 September 1914, Page 5

GREAT BRITAIN

■ SOME SAMPLE GERMAN LIB& if " SCARE SPANISH SAILORS. 1, { Received 19, 12.5 a.m. i London, September IT. ■ The captain of a, Spanish steamer which has arrived at London says he tad great difficulty in inducing the crew t« work the ship. He says the crew believed the German news circulated in Spain, stating that the German* sad captured London, and that half of tke City wag in flames.

1 THE POSITION BEFORE PARIS. i FAVORABLE TO THE GERMANS! 1 y Received 19, 12.5 ajn. 1 London, Sept. 17 (evening), f Among the fictions circulated in Ger- • irony is that "the situation before Paris U wholly favorable for our army." , _ y; KITCHENER'S NEW ARMY. I HALF A MILLION MEN READY. J London, September 17. ) The first new army of half-a-milli»* ■en is nearly complete. The contribution from London is 70,000 men.

NEW ZEALAND OFFICER WOUNDH). JF 1 * London, September IT. - Major Haidlow, who recently case from New Zealand, is gazetted among the wounded. , CEYLON CONTINGENT ACCEPTIB. s>~ y London, September IT. ; Lord Kitchener has accepted a Ceylon Contingent. Ceylon will pay the **it ft transport. . The House of Lords passed the 3*spensory Bill, to postpone the application of the Home Rule Bill, through all its stages.