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(Per Press Association— Copyright) A RAILWAY SMASH. FREMANTLE, July 24. The Midland express from Perth dashed into a waslia.way northward of. Watherd and piled up the carriages. Throe people were killed and none injured. SHORTAGE OF WHITE LEAD MELBOURNE, July 24. Mr. Pearce has received a message frm the Ministry of Munitions urging file necessity of using substitutes forwhite lead. At’STRAI.IAN PROTESTANTS MELBOURNE, July 24. The conference. of Protestants decided to form /an Australian Federation to defend the privileges of Protestantism. AN UNWELCOME DISCOVERY. ; ' ' MELBOURNE, July 23. Following on the discovery that shaving brushes imported from Japan are infested with anthrax, the importation front .Asiatic countries is prohibited unless accompanied bv a cerlineate from a responsible health officer. AGAINST RECR.UITING. . MELBOURNE,. July *•». ..The. Trades Hall Council passed a motion requesting the Unions to uumonstrate their opposition to the present system of economic conscription, and the. Central Executive of tlie P.L. L. is to be asked to direct that no Labour representative of the Federal or State Parliaments take the platform to encourage recruiting.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1917, Page 1
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174AUSTRALIAN. Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1917, Page 1
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