AUSTRALIAN NEWS
CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST AIR THEODORE
(Australian Press Association.) BRISBANE, July 29. Premier Aioore announced that eminent counsel 'had advised that civil proceedings should be taken against Mr Theodore, in preference to any other legal process. Accordingly action is being launched as desired by Air Theodoie.
FEDERAL LOAN
GREATLY OVER-SUBSCRIBED. CANBERRA, July 29. The Prime Minister, Air J. H. Seuilin, announces that the ten million Federal loan, which closed on A 1 outlay lias been over subscribed by two ayu a-qunrter millions sterling. Tbe subscribers number 32,000.
GOVERNAEENT BOUNTIES. CANBERRA, July 29. According to returns .available-) the Cominoiiwealtb Government lias paid away £528;638 .in -. howttiqs during the year 1929-30 to varimi^/ril'dustries. ; .
POSTAGE RATE INCREASE.
y /CANBERRA, July 29. Tlie Bill .letter postage to two-pence Was palsStl/Tq-day by the Federal House. / n it;:bperittes ff/oiii. August Ist. '//•A. proposal to '•,increase the bulk postage' ra.tri . on riewspapemwas rejected on the ground that it would be prejudicial to country papers.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1930, Page 6
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