... other parties concerned. The idea was that these men should able stand to arms for fortnight in the event of a threaten**) invasion without the vital interests of the country lieing affected. The Chairman said the question facil lties for training was of ...

... endeavour, far possible, tiring only those cases within the lines indicated. The idea was that there men, iu the event of invasion, should be able to stand to arms for fortnight, or *o, without affecting the vita] interests of the country. Sheriff Chisholm ...

... exhibitions of a like character, British made toys are strongly to the fore, and it may be accepted as a ■act that the German invasion this particular branch of trade has been finally scotched. ...

... unwerihv of the British Government. There has been 11.> pronouncement the lost position grave as that made Mr on two separate invasions during tin- past week. There is world shortage 1. «ni. There is world shortage of shipping shift it. War or 110 war. pence ...

... especially at this time. In the providence of God, our sailors who manned the British fleet were to-day saving the country from invasion. For the last three years, since the war started, they had kept constant, sleepless watch to prevent our shores being invaded ...