Australia
A MACHINE GUN* FATALITY. ACCIDENT AT A CAMP. licccived 2.1, 4.40 p.m. Sydney, October 2-i. Two soldiers in the Maroubra Bay camp were being photographed beside n machine gun. One stumbled, upset the tripod, and set the gun in action, and bullets entered an adjacent tent, and killed one and wounded two soldiers. An official statement lias been made that the affair was accidental.
MOTOR EQUIPMENT,
Received 25, 5.5 p.m. Sydney, October 24.
The Defence Department has authorised the purchase of motor vehicles to thu value of £200,000.
THE WOOL EXPORT RESTRICTIONS.
deceived 25, 5.5 p.m. Sydney, October 2.1
Regarding the proclamation, prohibiting wool exports, the Wool.Brokers' Association notify that exports will be permitted to Great Britain, Canada, India, New Zealand, Belgium, and France in British or Japanese, ships. Regarding shipments to America, Italy, and other countries, the permission of the Customs must be obtained.
SHOT BY 'A SENTRY. . , '*""*• r Received 21, 12.40 a.m. Sydney, October 25. Arthur Brown, who was returning to his ship, which was lying alongside a warship at Williamstown, disregarded the sentry's challenge. The latter fired, and Brown received three wounds, and wag ecnl to hospital in a critical conditio!. Don'* wait. You can make Camp | Coffee yourself. It is the handiest, best lvalue coffee im tlie world. Good to the last drop. •-■; - y 'kMc^^M
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 130, 26 October 1914, Page 5
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