AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.
Sydney, January 30
Mr. McGowen does not consider that the motion regarding the Newcastle ironworks as a censure. It merely affirmed that the arrangement was in contradiction to Labour ideals.
The farmer’s lot this season should be a happy one, getting, as he is, top prices for his produce and his commodities for the most part at rockbottom prices. At any rate, it is his own fault if he docs not secure the latter in the purchasing of his requirements in wearing apparel, both for himself and his good wife, for In has the opportunity at all times to do so at A. Spence’s establishment. The great after-season sale which this linn is now running places not only every farmer, but also every individual in the community on the best possible footing for getting the best possible value for money in supplying their wants in drapery and clothing. At this great sale the reductions in prices on many lines such a< trimmed millinery, ladies’ dust-coats one-piece dresses, blouse robes and costumes, will, if possible, be more drastic than over.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 27, 31 January 1913, Page 5
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181AUSTRALIAN POLITICS. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 27, 31 January 1913, Page 5
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