GREAT BRITAIN.
TUB ALIEN MENACE. BRITAIN'S TARDY CLEARANCE. WHOLESALE ARRESTS IN CHIEF TOWNS. BMaired 23, 8.50 pjn. London, October 22. Colonel Seely was present during the defence of Antwerp. A German shrapggt smashed the wheel of his motor car. fire hundred Germans and Austrians were arrested at Manchester to-day. Similar measures are being taken in all .the chief provincial towns. The Government h&i decided on a complete clearance of alien enemies within 20 wiles. M the east and south coasts. A Belgia* refugee has been arrested fa Dahlia, tipposed to be a spy. TJH TBEASLKi BILLS. London, October 22. Th« applications for Treasury bilk totalled 43 millions. The Government u paying 3% per cent. The loan nad wry littl* afact on the discount market.
London, October 22.
Tenderer* for the fifteen milllou six •ontha' Treasury bills at <JS 1-16 received H pu cent.
COItTOBTB FOR XEW ZEALAXDERS. London, 'October 22. Owing to th« perishing cold at Bulford camp, Captain Lam pen applied for ■cardigan jaoketa. The New Zealanders' Association ransacked city emporiums and warehouses, whose supplies were depleted by tbo War Office. The association maaagod to purchase 200.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 129, 24 October 1914, Page 5
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188GREAT BRITAIN. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 129, 24 October 1914, Page 5
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