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AO6XKALIAN ANP N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. PREFERENCE QUESTION. (Received This Day a't 9.40 a.m.) SYDNEY, JaiV. 25. The City Council rescinded a resolution adopted in 1916, providing for preference for Unionists in its employment, and affirmed that preference be given to returned soldiers. AN wFEER To MEET. ADELAIDE, JaiV. 251 With a view to obviating the directors decision' to close Mallaroo Mines owing to ufireinunerative cost of production, the Unions offered to come to an arrangement. The directors are considering.
TASMAN IAN PROTEST.
HOBART, Jan. 25. Speaking .at the Governor’s farewell, Mr Murdoch, a member of the Legislative Council, declared that unless radical alterations were made in Tasmania's financial arrangements With the Commonwealth, probably a deputation would he found knocking at the doors of the, Imperial authorities in London, seeking relief from the Federal pact. , He complained of ,the burden of Federaj taxation that Tasmania was compelled to bear and she received hardly anything in return, while Federal legislation was ruining the islands industry.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 January 1922, Page 1
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164AUSTRALIAN. Hokitika Guardian, 25 January 1922, Page 1
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