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EMIGRATION. , SYDNEY, April 17. Air Edgar Horne, a Commoner, is visiting Australia for the purpose of investigating the possibilities* of settling ex-service men here. He reports most of the men will go either to Canada or New Zealand, as Australia will not be ready for any concerted iufmigration until the expeditionary force men are settled.
PRICES FIXED. SYDNEY, April 17. The Commodities Commission fixed prices of bricks,' timber and potatoes, the latter at twenty-five per cent on the landed cost into retailers store. AN ENQUIRY. SYDNEY, April 17. Air Storey lias announced an immediate enquiry will he held into the case of twelve industrial workers of world prisoners. DAAIAGE TO WESTRALIA. MELBOURNE, April 17. The examination of the AVestralia showed several steel plates in the bottom were badly dented. It will be three weeks before the vessel is placed in Commission.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1920, Page 4
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147AUSTRALIAN. Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1920, Page 4
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