AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
FURLOUGH FOE, ANZAOS. Melbourne, August 23. Mr Pearee lias announced that the Government 'has decided to use all discharged returned soldiers who .re-enlist and any enlistments in excess of the month]/ quota of 6400, for the relief of •the original Anzacs, who will he allowed furlough to Australia.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assoc. RESULTS OF STATK ENTERPRISES. Sydney, August 28. The Premier states that last year all the State enterprises showed a good margin of profit, excepting the trawlers, which had a loss of £9498, principally owing to the Commonwealth Government commandeering the vessels for a period.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable AssocSTRIKE AT PORT FIRIE. Sydney, August 28. As the result of the strike at Port iPirie, only three mines were working, and 4500 men at Broken Hill have been rendered idle owing to the coal short-age.—Aus.-N.Z, Cable Assoc. AFTER WAR TRADE. Melbourne, August 28. There are indications of a large development of Australian industries afterv ■the war. Amongst many proposals sub-1 mitted for the approval of the Commonwealth Government are schemes for the manufacture of steel, paint, yarn, zinc, whitelead and woolscouring, involving a capital of over 3J millions.
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1918, Page 2
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