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BAUER BULB INDUSTRY. .Vr.STItAI.TAN AND N.Z. t'.Ull.l: ASSOCIATION. SYDNEY, March 25. The Science Bureau reports: that as result of ext.'tilled experiments a suitable process has been found for tho economical production of paper pulp in Au-lralia, so far as technical procedure is concerned. The report adds that the news print industry, if started in Australia, would have to be on a comparatively large scale. There is no evidence available to indicate whether the supplies of timber in any part of Australia are sufficiently extensive for the manufacture of newsprint. The whole question of development of ilia investigations oil mechanical pulp production is under review J URDUS' FEES. a new Soltii ayai.es “record.” SYDNEY, March 25 A New South AYales record for jurors* ft es lias been established m a Supicuie Court case, in which Emanuel Afverson is claiming £10,00') damages for alleged libel from "Smith’s Weekly" Buhlisliing Company. Ltd. The jurors, who have now been empanelled for twenty-three days, started at 10s fid a day and gradually rose to £1 10s a day until to-dav. when their fees were increased to live guineas.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1923, Page 2
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