ANTI-CONSCRIPTION LEAGUE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10297, 28 July 1911, Page 5

ANTI-CONSCRIPTION LEAGUE.

FORMED AT WELLINGTON.

. By Ttlearanh—Press Associfitinn. ( WELIJNGTON, Last Night., A meeting/of persons opposed .to. military training to-night decided-to form a Wellington , Anti-Gonscriptio/i League, and officers were appointed. The meeting was at times very rowdy, only about half of those present being v in favour of th« movement. The svnpoiters 'of military training were asked j« ; wrthdraw, and left the room ''singing the "National' Anthem/* Chers were given for compulsory military training, the Empire, and MajorGeneral Godley. The .object Of the League is to ge£ into touch with other centres, and organisp a gigantic conference. :

Sunday afternoon, and will be a civic funerali. ' The body, wMch has now been taken to Mr TaylorV private house' on; to -the'.'City' Council Chamiber on" ,Sunday moaning*; aend t ''t!h t ei' i .Cortege will start from \ Cotmcil' ''CffiiEKmb'ei-;'.' ; " : V : ': , ''"'' : ': ] {S : ;? : p : -''■:'"'•' ] -"<■■ f: >■ ,:av^ : ; - ■ '""■• -^ ; v • ■v; v : - ■''■;■.,! ; . 'Widespread. 1 regret is expressed in Welhaiglton at the death of Mr T. E.. I/abour Oaiuicil to*:' jaighitt passed a resolution of regret ■and condolence with the family, aJrid decided to be represented at the Jun»nal by the Prosidemt. • The Wellington.. City Council pa«s»-< r«cl a resolution of condolence with) Mr T. E. Taylor'© family, and M- , jour ned for ten. minutes as a. matfk of respect.

NELSON, Last Nkfct. , The City Council to-night adopted resolution's of condolenice wiifch,«the; Christchurch. Coraorartaon . and x#th Mr» Taylor at the death of Mr. T.