AUSTRALIA.
WOMAN LAND OFFICIAL Brisbane, Jan. 14. Consequent on the enlistment of Lands Department officials, Miss B. Murphy has been appointed land agent in the Ipswich district. WAR FUNDS, Sydney, Jan. 14. 'A comparison of the funils of New South Wales and Victoria shows that the Now South Wales funds total £2,204.136 and those of Victoria £1,208,782 up till December 31. EXPORTS TO CHIN& Melbourne, Jan. 13. A" proclamation prohibits the export of goods to China and Siam,' excepting to specified receivers. \ THE WAR PROSPECTS. Melbourne, Jan. 13. Sir Edmund Barton, who lias returned from a visit to England, declared that it is recognised on all sides that an inconclusive peace is only another name for a renewed war under far more difficult conditions. The reasoned opinion of the United Kingdom solidly favors fighting till the job is completed. Asked what were the opinions of the chances of an early termination of the struggle, he said that amongst public men of importance he met there was a general opinion that the economic pressure on the Central Powers was bec«okg very strong.
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 January 1916, Page 5
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181AUSTRALIA. Taranaki Daily News, 15 January 1916, Page 5
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