AUSTRALIA

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 162, 15 December 1914, Page 5

AUSTRALIA

TRADING WITH THE ENEMY. DEPORTED GERMANS. • " Adelaide, December 14. Francis Snow, charged with attempting to trade with the enemy, has been Rmanded, bail of £6OOO being allowed. I Sydney, December 13. Six German prisoners, accused of Seating the Rev. Mr. Cox, have arrived, ft appears that Colonel Holmes captured fthe Germans at Mawatani, New Ireland. fHiey were taken to Rabaul, tried and \ Banished, and it was decided to send \ them to Sydney. - \ The Morinda also brought four other {remans on parole, including a doctor snd magistrate. The island copra trade is recovering! A large cargo has been shipped from Rat»ul. , , ; . ' NO ALIENS ON THE WHARVES. \ _____ >. ' Received 15, 1 a.m. r Sydney, December 14. A special meeting of wharf laborers ■ te-affirmed the decision not to work with Permans, Austrians, or Turks. -PATRIOTS, NOT JINGOES. Received 15, 12.20 p.m. Sydney, August 14. The Portland branch of railway porkers has re-endorsed the decision not jto allow members to be victimised because they are of alien birth so long as #hey are good unionists and law-abiding citizens. The secretary stated that the members are patriotic," but against jin- ' jgoism gone mad. 'TM GLAD I EMPLOYED THE N.Z. EXPRESS COMPANY. to jnove my furniture. Look at it now! Tou would never think it had been out of this room. It makes all the difference when the work is done carefully The men sent knew thefr work, delighted." Hundreds of clients write (o us this way.—The N.Z. Express Com' pjn. 1 No ooffeeles? morning, no missed j&aina, no de'av when Camp Coffee i» i aft hand. foiling water, and you have a delicious coffee in a second—--Coffee tßat starts you for the day.