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COMING HOME. (Received This Day at 10.15. a.m.) SYDNEY, November l(i. Biplane, Almoner, and other New Zealand horses, were shipped to-day.
STRIKE. LOSS
SYDNEY, Nov. 16
The Employers Federation President states the past strike caused a loss of ten millions
VICTORIAN ELECTIONS. MELBOURNE, This Day. The State elections have resulted in a- victory for the Nationalists, the state of parties being: Ministerialists—lo. Nationalists—22. Labour—ls. Independent Labour—3. All Ministers are safe.
A WARNING. (Received This Dav a* 9.50 a.m.) SYDNEY November 16. Mr. Hughes in a speech, referred to the lies circulated in the last conscription campaign. He warned everyone in the coming campaign that if they lied, they did 'so at their own peril. Any statement circulated to mislead the electors must either be proved or be punished quickly and suddenly. One lie only and the utterer would quickly go out of the campaign.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1917, Page 3
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