AUSTRALIAN CABLE NEWS.
(PEE PEESB ASSOCIATION). [FEB ELECTEIC TELEGEAPH —COPTBaOHT.] New South Wales Parliament. Sydney, July 19. The Governor's speech will refei: to the satisfactory state of the finances. Despite the extraordinary expenditure, tho revenue will meet everything except the expense of the African contingents. A convention will be appointed to deal with the reform of Parliament, made necessary by the establishment of the Commonwealth. Bills will be introduced dealing with industrial arbitration and adult suffrage. Supposed Wreck of a Keroseneladen Ship. News from the Marshall Group states that a largo number of cases of keroseno and the body of a man have been foun'i at Bakar Island, indicating the wreck of a kerosene-laden ship. Footprints of a woman and children were also noticed on the beach. Federation Free Trade or Protec tion. Melbouene, July 18. Mr Barton in the House hoped that when the tariff was brought down it would i be accompanied by interstate free trade.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 19 July 1901, Page 4
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158AUSTRALIAN CABLE NEWS. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 19 July 1901, Page 4
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