AUSTRALIAN NEWS
WESTRALIAN LOANS
PERTH, Dec. 23. A Loan Bill for a million and a half is before the House. The Treasurer intends to raise ih>i first hall-million in the Eastern States and expects to give 'four percent.' It would be unwise, he savs, to approach the Home market at present. THE COMMONWEALTH AND ALIENS. MELBOURNE. Dec. 22. Correspondence between Mr Deakin, Federal Premier, and the Con-sul-Oeneral for Germany over the Stetllng case has -been published. Mr Ik'akin gave orders for tho release and deportation of Sidling on the assurance of tho Consul that the man would leave on Saturday. The Consul subsequently informed Mr Deakin that he could not undertake the responsibility of Stelling obeying the order to leave the Commonwealth. It was arranged to pay his passage to Germany.
HEAVY EXPORTS. Received 24, 1 a.m. SYDNEY, Dec. 23. Exports from Syklney 'during the week were exceptionally heavy, amaumtiing to £1,284,000, inchiding £913,000 worth of wool and £BS-. 000 in gold.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLV, Issue 265, 24 December 1903, Page 2
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