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■ I VVA'R indemnity OJABTED. Melbourne, Jan. 2G. Thai ?.linisters' Conference resolved that Australia was justly entitled to be indemnified by the enemy countries" for the monetary coat that lie war had *ntailed. INTEREST ON ADVANCES TO i- j r _ STATES. "wtr— > Melbourne, Jan. 26. Tlid KuV-cbriitnittee on repatriation preoentod a report, recommending that, upon all advances by the Commonwealth to the States in connection with repatriation, the rate of interest be one per cent less than the cost to lie Commonwealth and that the maximum individual advance be £{>'26. The confer' cnce ha 3 adjourned.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable As®. * THE FINANCE SCHEME. • ' Melbourne, San. 27. At the conference Mr. Watt stated that no good purpose would be served by prolonging further consideration of the finance scheme.—Aus-NX Cable Assri. DEPARTURE OF MB. PEAftCS, Melbourne. Jan. 27. Mr. Poarce has departed for London on board the Marathon. INFLUENZA POSITON". Melbourne, Jan. x - There arc now 150 cases of influenza in tho city.
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Taranaki Daily News, 28 January 1919, Page 6
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