GENERAL CABLES.
INTERNATIONAL PRESS' CONGRESS,
Auftralian-N.Z. Cable Association. Sydney, December 20.
Mr -Holman, in reply to the Journalists' Institute, points out that the constitution of the International Press Congress provides for a meeting every three years. If not held in Australia in 1!)1S it would be held somewhere else in that year. The result would be that Australia would lie unlikely to secure u: similar meeting for many' years. In view of the immense advantage accruing from the meeting he could not see that any conditions had yet. arisen to justify the New South Wales Government repudiating the invitation to the conference to meet in Sydney. He was assured that the Allied countries in any circumstances will bo well represented. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT. Melbourne, December 20. The Senate passed the Daylight Saving, the Ententainment Tax, and Unlawful Associations Bills. . OBITUARY. Brisbane, December 20. Obituary: Sir Arthur Morgan, Lieut.Governor of Queensland,
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 December 1916, Page 2
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