AUSTRALIAN NEWS
MR. HUGHES AND THE CAUCUS By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyrieht ' ■ Perth, January 26. ■ Senator Gardiner (Leader of the Caucus Party-in the Senate) states: — '■'Wo will-not-be cajoled or bluffed into joining a Hughes-Cook Government. If-.-a National Government is wanted we .will provide it. If the election, gives a majority, to any party the Senate .will.not hamper them, but Mr. Hughes will not be allowed to get into, recess again .without a quorum of either House." ' ''■ ' . , CERTAIN REMEDIES BANNED. .'■■". . .. Melbourne, .'January 26. The Government has prohibited the importation of remedies ourporting to cure alcohol, tobacco, and dnig habits, specifically mentioning Keely's, AVqods, the Neale Institute, Dipsosava, Dipsocure, and Antidipso. " WORKPEOPLE IDLE. Sydney, January 26. The half-yearly report of the Labour Council states that, owing to Government retrenchment, many thousnnds of work-people are idle. The delegates were reminded that Mr. Holman forecasted this position two years ago. DAYUCHT-SAVING. ..... Sydney, January 26. . Municipal bodies are co-operating in the protest against daylight-saving. TOTAUSATOR PROFITS WANTED. '. . Sydney, January 26. Agricultural societies suggest.that the Government should apportion them part of the totalisator profits to encourage horse-breeding.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2988, 27 January 1917, Page 9
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179AUSTRALIAN NEWS Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2988, 27 January 1917, Page 9
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