AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
THE PRICE-FIXING BOARD.
Received Nov. 27, 10.25 a.m.
The price-fixing administration during the war cost £30,000 and yielded a profit of £250,C(!0.
A STEAMER TORPEM>ED.
Melbourne N«v. 27.
It is announced that, the steamer Westworland was torpedoed in the Mediterranean recently.
RELAXATION OF CENSORSHIP.
Melbourne, Nov 27
The Government is eaaes'ling most of the press censorship restrictions immediately.
SALE OF SURPLUS WHEAT.
Melbourne, Nov. 20.
The heated controversy in the press concerning the contradictory statements as to whether Mr. Hughes sold tthe surplus wheat to Britain has been settled by Mr. Watt's announcement that a cable had been received from London indicating t&ai it was impossible to effect any sales of wheat in England at present.
REMOVING RESTRICTIONS ON RACING.
Melbourne, Nov. 26. Tfie racing restrictions are to be with, drawn on December 25.
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Taranaki Daily News, 28 November 1918, Page 7
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136AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, 28 November 1918, Page 7
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