"RUSSIA'S DAY."
ENTHUSIASM IN LONDON. London, Nov, 18. "Russia's Day" in London, on behalf Bf wounded prisoners in Germany, was enthusiastically supported. Children in the elementary schools sang the Russian Anthem, and seven thousand ladies sold souvenirs in the streets. Queen Alexandra and the Grand Duke Michael attended a matinee with a Russian programme at the Alhambra. Russian articles were sold at two bazaars, and a dinner and concert at the Carlton were given in aid of Lady Arthur Paget's Russian Relief Fund. THE INCOME TAX. ' , London, Nov. 18. Mr. MeKctam's new clause in the finance Bill was carried. Mr. McKenna •peed to exempt soldiers' and sailors' incomes not exceeding £3OO from the increased income tax. HIGHLY-CONNECTED ALIENS. .. London, Nov. 18, Judgment was reserved in the cases **8«1 gai SpCyer and Sir Emeßt
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Taranaki Daily News, 20 November 1915, Page 5
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