HIGH PRICE OF BREAD
CONSIDERED UNWARRANTED IN 1 AUSTRALIA. Melbourne, March 11. Mr. Tudor (Federal Minister for Cus* toms), discussing the unwarranted high price of bread, stated that Australia held sufficient wheat for seven months' consumption • and enough seed for 10,000,000 acres. -*> ____ SHORTAGE OF SEED. Perth. March 11. The Foodstuffs Board, has ordered the millers to cease gristing, and hand over all their wheat, owing to the shortage of seed. ' | , ' STATE MEAT BUYERS. Sydney, March 11. . The Government proposes to buy sheep at the saleyards and sell the mutton to the Imperial Government. TASMANIA'S FRUIT EXPORT. Hobart, March 11. The Secretary of State for the Colonies has cabled to the Governor that the Imperial Government has taken all shipping space except that taken over by ilie Commonwealth. The cable adds that Lord Inchcape, head of several shipping companies, expects to interfere as little as possible with the regular fruit trade, but the congestion in the meat trade must be relieved. WELSH CHURCH ACT POSTPONEMENT DISAPPROVED. (Rec. March 12, 0.45 a.m.)
London, March 11
A meeting of Welsh Liberal members of Parliament passed a resolution requesting an adjournment of the Bill to give effect to tlie_ postponement of the Welsh Disestablishment Bill until after the Eastor recees. There were several notices of motion to reject the Bill.
The Free Church Conference passed a resolution protesting against tne postponement of the Disestablishment Bill.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2407, 12 March 1915, Page 6
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231HIGH PRICE OF BREAD Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2407, 12 March 1915, Page 6
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