AUSTRALIA.
A SPARTAN FATHER. Melbourne, January 24. At a, recent public meeting Mr.Ha.mpson, Federal member for Bendigo, stated that his son, who was in New Zealand, had refused to enlist. He read a letter he had written to his son, saying: '•'As you have failed in your duty I will take your plnce.'' Mr. Hampson to-day carried out his intention and enlisted. ' GERMAN PRISONERS AND LAND SETTLEMENT. Melbourne, January 25. .Mr. Pearce has refused to sanction the employment of German prisoners in the preparation of settlement farms fo' returned soldiers. [ ' THE WAR CHEST FUN)* I ...•*,...■:■- Sydney, January 23. The secretary to the Governor of Maltu, in a letter appreciating the War Cheat 'Fund, states that 20250 Anzae men were entertained at the tearoom in Malta in six mouths.
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 January 1916, Page 5
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