COMMONWEALTH CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 2, 5 April 1916, Page 7

COMMONWEALTH CABLES.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. i Sydney, April 4. In the Assembly, Mr Cann anuoun- : ced that he was committed to an expenditure on public works to the ex- , tent of nearly eight bullions, i Speaking at an employees’ picnic of ■ Hoskin Limited, Mr Charles Ho skin said he was afraid that in Australia there was a growing tendency in the men to develop a “tortoise-like” 'stroke! j Mr Sutton, a commercial agent in .'the East, has arrived. He expressed the opinion that Japan would beat Germany in commercial expansion, and emphasised the iact that there was a practically inexhaustible demand for Australian products, particularly wool. i In the Assembly, the State Bakery Bill had a narrow escape. In a crucial division, in committee, the chairman’s casting vote saved the Bill. | Sydney, April 4. I Detectives arrested, on hoard the Makura, Ralph Stanley Lewis, who was charged with allegedly stealing £4lO at Auckland. He was remanded till April 12. i Melbourne, April 4. Mr Mahon has announced the formation of a co-operative company to deal with the metal industry. There is every prospect of it being placed on a footing free from the possibility of German control in the future. Every mining and treatment company at 1 Broken Hill has been brought into the j Broken Hill Smelting Proprietary, Company, excepting the Sulphide Cor-J poration, which possessed its own tallurgical works.

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