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ROTHBURY COLLIERY. (Australian. Press Association) (Received this day at 9.40 a.m.) SYDNEY, No > 27. The State Government will not now attempt to open Rotlibury Colliery until the new year. It will be opened then if the present dispute is still in existence
A FATAL FIRE. A LAD BURNT. NEWCASTLE. Nov. 27. 'llirec cottages were destroyed in a -■‘C at Toronto. Harry Lloyd, aged 15, was trapped in a home and perished in the flames after his father had made desperate efforts to save him. The charred body was found later. The damage is estimated at £7OOO. N.S.W. POLITICS. IReceived this day at 12.25. p.m.' SYDNEY, November 27. The Legislative Council by 25 to 24 votes rejected the Legislative Assembly’s amendment to the Legislative Council’s Reform Bill, which sought to remove from the Council the power to veto or amend money bills,
SHEEP FOR, RUSSIA. POSSIBLE FEDERAL ACTION. •SYDNEY, Nov.. 27. The Norwegian motor ship Thnlatta leaves during the week end with a consignment of five thousand rams and ewes for Russia. The purchase was made on behalf of the Government of the Soviet Republic. It is understood Russia is placing orders for an additional twenty thousand. As the result of very strong criticism in Sydney papers, there is a possibility that the Federal Government will pass a, law prohibiting the export of stud merinos from Australia.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1929, Page 5
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