AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
AN ADVERTISING CLAIM. Australian Cable Association. Sydney, May 24. A case was heard in court arising out of a disputed advertising claim. Defendant took up the ground that t\e establishment and maintenance of a labor paper could not lawfully be an object of an industrial union, and was a contravention of the Companies Act, The Judge found for plaintiff and ruled that -it was a perfectly legal course. DR. BROWN MEMORIAL, Melbourne, May 24. The Methodist Conference allotted £SOO as New Zealand's portion of the Dr. Brown Memorial Mission iSistcrs' Home. Over £IOOO was subscribed in the room. CASE OF CHILDREN. Sydney, May 24. I The Infant and Child Welfare Conference has opened. A number of important papers were read on infantile mortality, safeguarding child life, and I kindred subjects. • ~ SOLDIERS' ADVANCES. Melbourne, May 24. The Defence Department has arranged a system of proper safeguards whereby advances may be made to soldiers at the front on furlough up to £lO. This will largely ohviato friends in Australia cabling money, which lias assumed large proportions, aggregating nearly £SOOO daily.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 May 1917, Page 2
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