AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
RELEASE OP INTERNED IRISH. Melbourne, Dec. 20. In tho House of Representatives Mr. Pearca announced that the Irish internees and several others, mostly Australian born, would be released, THE WHEAT GUARANTEE. Melbourne, Dec. 20. Mi*. Watt has announced that the Government is paying the whole guarantee for the 1918-19 wheat crop to farmers early in tho new year. Thi9 will involve an expenditure of £13,600,000. THE FRENCH MISSION..
Melbourne, Dec. 20. The French Mission will sail for New Zealand on Saturday.—Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc. TO "LESSEN" STRIKESSydney, Dee. 20. One of the objects of the. new Transport Federation is to lessen strikes. No one section will be permitted to strike without consulting the executive of the federation. Prominent union ortiteials express the opinion .that the federation will retard the one Jblg union scheme,— Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc.-
LABOR AND THE, ENEMY. . Sydney, Deo. 20. v The Labor Council passed a motion urging that, in view of President Witson's statement that the Allies' quarrel is only \vith tho German ruling-class, all enemy aubjects interned in Australia should be immediately resleased.—Ails. 1 N.Z. Cafole Assoc. r
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1918, Page 2
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