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AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL PARTY TO BE FORMED Sydney, November 11. Following on the defeat ot the cenMre motion, the f/overnor lias issued the following'statement:—"ln view of the Assembly having deliberately refrained from declaring it? eonfidence in Mr. Holman'.' Administration, and because Mr. Wade took control of tlw House from the Premier, his F.reellency wil cease transacting business with the Minister as he is entitled, but will seek the advice of the strongest group in Parliament." Mr. Holman states that a National Party will be formed forthwith. It is anticipated that a Bill to prolong , the life of the State Parliament will be introduced next week and a new Ministry on national lines formed towards the end of the week. The position in the Labor camp is extraordinary. With several Ministers *nd the great majority of thi prominent leaden expelled from the Political Labor League and tbeir endorsement ar- election candidates refused any chance of fceaiing the breach appears very dubious. In a few cases the local unions have refused to accept the ukases of the Political Labor League. POLITICAL CRISIS ENDED. Melbourne, Nov. 11. b furiMLj developments in Federal pontics are expected before Tuesday's caucus, when, in view of the hostility of the political Labor Leagues of New South Wales and Victoria to conscription it is practically certain a test vote will be taken. Reecived Nov. 12. 5.5 p.m. i Sydney, Nov. i2. The remarkable political crisis, which had been precipitated by the Governor's action, has terminated. After a Cabinet meeting Mr. Holman visited the Governor, the result of the conference being that' the incident is declared to be Closed. No resignations wlil follow. '''' RESPONSE TO THE CALL* ' * Melbourne, Nov. 11. Bfc fi.r 18t>;w>2 men have reported under tht recent call. Of 172,825 examined 02,837 were declared fit. 40,409 unfit and the rest temporarily unfit or doubtful, Of 83,208 applications for exemption 41,006 were dealt with. Of thesi 20,732 were allowed, 0818 refused *nd 4057 deferred. -i# , . x CASUALTY LIS' ' ~~ Sydney, Nov. 11. sc, 242 contains the names of the following New Zealandcrs:—Died while prisoner of war: Private J. L Mason. Wounded: S'rgeant H. M'Knight, Cor poral 8. Miles and Private Q. M'Grath (all for the second occasion i, T. Goldsmith (severely), and A. Stephens. Ill: , Sergeant T. W. Longville, Privates W. J. L. Strangemure, and M. Taylor. In- - jured:- Private F. J. Dibble. .

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Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1916, Page 5

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AUSTRALIA. Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1916, Page 5

AUSTRALIA. Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1916, Page 5

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