GREAT BRITAIN.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 133, 29 October 1914, Page 5

GREAT BRITAIN.

GERMAN GENERAL iNKNGLAivD. HANDS ACROSS THE &EAS. MPERIAL TBADE ANI) SMTIiIEN'T Assistance to contractors. TREATING" SOLDIiiIiS AN EVIL. London, October 27. Ueneral von Braise is amongst the Bman pnspners (brought 110111 France. ■ London. The Daily Telegraph ctomends the won of the Sydney aucioneers in reHng to take bids for. wool on Geria account, in view of the Jimdtn'a ex»its, ana calls on the (.jovermiient to rjoge lor more regular supplies of JM from Australia and Ntw Zealand. Lne Institute of Industry ani ComMe proposes the formation of a trade K, supported by the leading English ÜB, for advancing sixty per cent, to itiactors of good repute, I tee hundred and ihinj-four mems ol the House of Commons are servat .the front, including 95 Unionand 25 Liberals. There are no Silalists or Laborites. ® ia made for meat extracts ' itttf tiritish wounded on the battlek It is stated that the shock of in- » following long marches and la■ooa trenoh. work and insufficient B produces' dangerous -physical de■sion. If this is immediately jeliev®wny lives would be saved. • Hie Archbishop of Canterbury, gpcak■at Bromlev. said Ihe country' w.i ■rave danger of a serious breakdown Hegards intemperance. This was due Blends treating soldiers, in the belief ■ Were giving them kindly encour-1 The increase of insobriety women whose men were at thi Ht was due to excitement and disAs the result of anxiety-for news crowded the hotels, not for the ■ of drink, but seeking information, of the rioters who attacked shops, at Deptford have'been for trial. HHHAX TRQOPS ENCAMPED. Hd FOB FUTURE MOVEMENTS. London, October 27. are quartered in the New the Antarctic explorer, in France. FOR REFUGEES. ■ "■Received "20, 12.30 a.m. / London, October 27. quantities of clothing anj have been sent to the refugees by the In ternation-.i: Wamen's A thousand tons of are leaving England to-mor-American distribution in