AUSTRALIA.
THE CONSCRIPTION PROBLF.::. Melbourne, Sept. 10. - In the House of Representatives there was a conscription debate, several Labor members pledging tbwnselves to support •the measure. Mr. Charlton saw no objection to a referendum, but there should be no hah" measures. If they are going to conscript life, all incomes over a living wage, should go to the common exchequer. Mr. Hughes stated that if the referendum was carried the sons of naturalised Germans would be liable for service, at the Government's 'discretion, CASUALTY LIST. Sydney, Sept. 10. Lists 212 and 213 contain the names of thcMollowing New Zealanders: —Killed in action, Privates W. A. Fraser, E. Ton and G. Barwell. Wounded, Corporal A. R. Trecber, Privates J, R. Liddlc (both second occasion), W. F. McGowan, H. Breakspeare, C. V. Hutchinson, J. R-. Sinclair, W. G. Knowles. Injured, J. Bulien. Missing, P. A. O'Grady, A. M, Given. Out of danger, L. A. Black. Convalescent, R. Whiteside. Returned to duty, Driver R. L. Tayior.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 September 1916, Page 5
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