AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
' I*l MATTERS POLITICAL. By Cable—Preas Association—Copyright. Sydney, Sept. 29. In the Assembly a two months' supply Bill for £3597,530 passed. A Royal Commission to inquire into the administration of the patriotic funds is asked for. Melbourne, Sept. 29. The Peacock Ministry, rejected the Liberal members' proposals for the resignation of the Cabinet, and resolved to remain in office. Melbourne, Sept. 29. The Premiers' Conference carrieil a motion requesting the State Governments to formulate pians for the issue of a loa.i and the management of +,li3 State debts by a single authority. WORK FOR RETURNED SOLDIKIS. Sydney, Sept. 29. A committee of employers has been formed to assist the Government in finding wnrt for returned soldiers. RECRUITING. Sydney, Sept. 29. There nas been considerable improvement in recruiting during the past few •lays. A MISSING STEAMER. Fremantle, Sept. 29. A 3teamer has returned from a fruitless search for the steamer Yeddo, which was reported last wecK to be disabled with a broken tail-shaft 200 miles southeast of Albany. The v e ddo was bound from Texas to Fremantle with a cargo of oil.
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Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1915, Page 3
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183AUSTRALIAN CABLES. Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1915, Page 3
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