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i FEDERAL ARBITRATION ACT. ' By Cable—rress Association—Copyright. Sydney, November 4. That unionists prefer Federal to State artritration is shown by the fact that sixty-nine unions have registered under the Federal Act. SAD DROWNING CASE. Perth, November 4. The bodies of Mrs. Cutnpston and two young children who were drowned were found in the river. Apparently one of the children fell in and the others attempted a rescue. There is no direct evidence. LITIIGOW CASES DROPPED. Sydney, November 4. The Attorney-General is not proceeding further in the eases of Dixon and Qaimes in connection with the Lithgow riots, in which the jury failed to agree. DROUGHT IN QUEENSLAND. Brisbane, November 4. There is a severe drought in Western Queensland, and horses and cattle are dying. FIRE AT TOWNSVILLE. Brisbane, November 4. A fire at Smellie and Oo.'s premises at Townsville completely destroyed them. The damage is estimated at £IS,OOO. The insurances amount to £10.400. THE FREMANTLE STRIKE. Fremantle, November 4. The tramway strikers returned to work temporarily when they were promised an inquiry.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 116, 6 November 1911, Page 2
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174AUSTRALIAN NEWS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 116, 6 November 1911, Page 2
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