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AUSTRALIA’S HAPPY AUGURY.
(By Telegraph—Per Press Association)
WELLINGTON, June 10
A great deal was looked for by Australians from. Premiers’ Conference said Mr John Fuller, who arrived by the Ulimaroa, and there was a feeling that'a comprehensive plan for the restoration of Government finances and the economic rehabilitation of the country would be -arrived at. One of the chief difficulties appeared to be the overlapping in Federal and State departments, but steps were being taken to end Mat 'as far : as possible. Subjects in which this would particularly apply were land; and income taxation, death duties, public works, electoral, , fruit, meat and produce iiispection, representation in London, and in’ mines. , There was, as far as he could see, a general acceptance of the principle of sacrifice, in a cheerful spirit which was the ’best augury for Australia’s future.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 June 1931, Page 2
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