AUSTRALIA.
FUTURE OF THE PACIFIC. GERMANY'S CAPTURED TERRITORY Melbourne, May 21. Mr. Watt, speaking at Armadale, said tliat Mr Hughes' and Mr. Cook hnd gone (o London chiefly in regard to the future . f captured territory in the Pacific, which must not be permitted to return to Germany.—Alis. N.Z, Cable Assoc. Ni.. ZEALAND STOWAWAY. Sydney, May 21. A stowaway giving his name as Gibson, but known to the police as George [ Caffery, waß arrested on board a steamer at Newcastle, at the request of the New Zealand authorities. He was attempting to evade mlitary service.—Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc, STEAMER SERVICE WITH DUTCH POSSESSIONS. Melbourne, May 21. The Commonwealth slipping authorities have ararnged for the partial resumption of steamer communication between Australia and the Dutch possessions in the Pacific, which was interrupted through the American and British Governments requisitioning Dutch shipping.—Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc.
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 May 1918, Page 8
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