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WHEAT BTJUNT. SYDNEY. February 15. A fire at Mirool destroyed 75,000 bags of old wheat.
SHIPPING. SYDNEY, February 15 Arrived—Briton from Bluff.
A MORATORIUM. SYDNEY, February 15. Government expects to issue a moratorium on Monday.
NOT WANTED
SYDNEY, February 15.
Watersiders were told by the employers that their discs were suspended. This is interpreted that their service is no longer required.
A LABOUR DISPUTE. SYDNEY, February 15. At a meeting of Newcastle Labour committee it was decided to evict tho Newcastle Labour Council from Trades Hall owing to the stand taken by the Council against Bolshevism.
HELD AT SYDNEY. SYDNEY, February 15. The Minister of Health states the authorities arc holding the epidemic successfully. SOUTH AUSTRALIA NEARLY CLEAR. ADELAIDE, February 15. The Premier states it is eight days since a case of influenza has been re ported. The State will soon he practically clean. 25 DEATHS. MELBOURNE February 15. Twenty-five deaths fr'oiu influenza are reported. POSITION IN AUSTRALIA. SYDNEY, Feb. 16. The Federal quarantine authorities have announced that four days’ detention is sufficient for vessels arriving from New Zealand, providing the ship is clean and the passengers carry certificates from the New Zealand Health Authorities, stating that they were subject to three days inhalation prior to leaving. There were 25 Melbourne deaths .yesterday, but Sydney and Adelaide reports are hopeful.
DEATHS INCREASING. SYDNEY, Feb. 16. There were fifteen deaths to-day from influenza.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 February 1919, Page 1
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