AUSTRALIA

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2263, 24 September 1914, Page 6

AUSTRALIA

NEW PRIME. MINISTER'S VIEWS. Melbourne, Sej)tember 23.Mr. Fishor/'the Federal 'Prime Minister, speaking- at the Show luncheon, took the opportunity of assuring the public of the co-operation of the Federal Parliament with tho Mother • Country, that her dominions were with her In her euccess or her difficulties. They would tell , her again and again—and tell the enemy, too, if he cared to hear —that they were prepared to be sacrificed with her if the necessity arose. NEW SOUTH WALES MEASURES. Sydney,. September 23. , In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Holman (the Premier) stated that lie proposes to introduce a Bill to permit loans to he raised at.a higher rate of interest than four per centum; also "a temporary measure of retrenchment of the Public Service. > Regarding unemployment, Mr. Holman"s':t'i&Vth'al>',only three per centum of the population of New South' Wales was unemployed. The Government contemplates building ' caaivas houses during the summer for families without homes. WAR CORRESPONDENT ALLOWED. (Rec. September 23, 10.45 p.m.);. .. , Sydney, September 23. The Federal Government is permitting one official war correspondent to accompany the Expeditionary Force. EXPORT OF HORSES PROHIBITED. (Rec. September:23, 10.45 p.m.) Sydney, September 23. The export of mares, from Australia is prohibited. . •