COMMONWEALTH CABLES.
MIXED MARRIAGES AND EDUCATION.
[By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Press Association.]
(Received 9.43 a.m.) Sydney, July 14
Archbishop Kelly, preachinji at St. Mary's Cathedral, declared thaYChrist wept over the question of mixed mai - - riages and the public school system of education.
N.S.W. SPEAKER WILLJS. Speaker Willis secured a vote of confidence from his constituents. An antagonistic amendment was overwhelmingly defeated. In the cause of his speech, Mr Willis declared .that if> he continued in his place of responsibility he would make Parliament do things or smash it.
PREFERENCE TO UNIONISTS. !' (Received 9.15 am ) Melbourne, July 14. Unionist leaders predict all; sorts of trouble as a result of the abolition of preference to unionists. THE OVERSEAS CLUB. A Public Servants branch of the Overseas Club has been formed in : Melbourne. .. ,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 58, 14 July 1913, Page 3
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