AUSTRALIAN CABLE NEWS.
(PEtt PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT) Tasmanian Wheat. Sydney, Jan. 80. Tho importation of wheals augmsnted by the shipment of ninety thousand bushels from Tasmania. The Labor Conference. The Labor Conference resolved to favor the levy of sixpence per annum upon the members of the Unions' Leagues and pay a salary of rjoi less than £3OO to organise general political work. Dome's Zion City. Melbooene, Jan. 30. A number of wealthy farmers in the Charleston district have sold their farms and aro proceeding to Chicago to join Dowie's Zion City. Federal Politics. Perth, Jan 30. The outbreak of plague combined with the abnormal heat of 115 in the ehade on the goldfields has caused tho premature break-up of tho party of Federal members organised by Sir J. Lyne for tho dual purpose of gracing the Coolgardio water scheme, opening and improving their minds in reference to the the outlying State Commonwealth. The majority hurriedly departed homewa ds. Lyne and Forrest remain to combat Reid, who is conducting an active free trade campaign.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 31 January 1903, Page 4
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172AUSTRALIAN CABLE NEWS. Greymouth Evening Star, 31 January 1903, Page 4
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