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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 190, 20 January 1915, Page 5

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ANTI-GERMAN FEELING. CAUSES RESIGNATION OF CABINET MINISTER. LOYAL TO HIS PARTY. Received 10, 7.35 p.m. Adelaide, January 10. Cabinet has accepted tile resignation of Hon. 11. Homburg, the AttorneyGeneral. The resignation is the out- ! come of anti-German feeling. ' I slr Ilomburg, in a letter to the Premier urging the acceptance of the resignation, said: "War lies and calun;- ' nies continue more virulently- than ever. ' I wish to free tlie Government and the ' I arty of any burden they may have to carry because of my descent, even though this iS the c«\intry of my birth and I have never been away from it. I shall never let it he said that ive sank because I was in the boat." The Premier expressed the deep regret of himself and Tolleagues that it should appear that'Mr Homburg left office because of opposition raised on account of his lineage. He paid a tribute to Mr Homburg's high public spirit, his keen sense of personal and political honour, and Irs valuable patriotic and t< rial sen!.'.;, | , A -ST'«>!;tS" RIFf.K CLUB. j j KeCelVi i! " . T'C 1' ill. S' ' •• y. -L iiuary 10 is :< all braaeJies -.f t . ---. :■ . .'.eing !• "itl;- club. V-Hli ail ! initial mensb('i>l]iji m|' tv.-u hiualr 1 I MA'TF.JOT '1 r"::'"J"ST. I.Ai'.l I.' :t-:i:fvi c. ! Received ;. 7:" ■I Me.' ur - . ,- ;ary la. | t 'her ■ • 'aa- ■' n arers ha | 1 •' -''l'>d lee to - : ' • "I" ■ ' ■ - .'. itII til" | - Depart!- - I a ■; the nev; i <• - " ! ' jri-i:' - .IT.iL rejireseii- J t"' i'. ■■ - -■ 11*■ - i -"lai-es where : '' • C'l! 11 n il'd out. :: ;..-.fyF())!Ci;Mi-;NTS , A " : '-'T*RFH.' : - di " .!."■) ;ry i!l. T> - .-a-.: ■ rward .--.-i •' ■ ; eii'.ee-, -iltli that j ir i- . . i ! F. C!,e..; " 1 j I II - l-i'Laid - ! i ! 'it .--a- < - .ifZld VVHKAT. I ( a'! 1 '! ■*" ' -":" -'i' :'!FS !T-: ' T!U.\". ; :hveiv-'i 10. 10.10 p.m. ; ''asiiiT..-. January 10. T : ■ inf- ---1 i* ■ ' ''e!'!i:i;.-iu)i has rah. a ; tea- if ' - : a, Feai! -ov.-. i- to deal with \ t■■ah. a: av aba !a a.ii; lb- j : Fcrr.-r-' i:- 1 ■•' It!, rA-'-'aciation a-- j ■ ••!:■ iti' a"; in the case. "i iil-I KAIAIi\V!IKAT. FI'RTHKK C'O'-iPL! I ATK t.NS. Received 20, 12.55 a.m. Sydney, .January 19. Further eomplicaticns have iCl'lllT'-d in connection with the Iviiapoi's wheat, and it is no-.v doubtful v.hen -he will depart. Mr. Hugnes states, regarding the Federal C'lL-tonir. refusal to grant a i clearance to the Kaiapoi, that the New I South Wales Government- offered to deliver to the owners of the wheat aboard 1 the Kaiapoi an equivalent quantity if L the Inter-State Commission found the Wheat Afituisition Act ultra vires. Mr. 1 uog.n - - iggested as an alternative at the N'""- iVnlos Government pay for the wheat the price ruling in Vic- , toria (nil the day of seizure. Mr. (.'ani! r<-[di<>d that- tie Governmeiit was ir.yar-d to do t!iis if they could not deliver the wheat as proposed. .Mr. H'i'/iics sacs Mr. Cnnn's proposal is unsatisfactory, ami that the owners of the wheat are entitled to the price at which the wheat could have been sold when seized. Until he gets a reply to his last telegram to Mr. Cann iiuKaiapoi cannot depart for New Zealand. You trill say good-bye to your fa digestion if you take KURAPEPTT* The first do.se does you good, and . purely herbal. You want it now—to-.-lav \rjt fl\ • rst I ' ll * <" . *" —rnoi to-morrow. Obtainable Iroai