AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
INFLUENZA. MATTERS. Melbourne, Jan. 31. There are 157 fresh inilueiiza cases reported and six deaths. Victoria is protesting ojjainst the Sew South Wales bloekadu and is appealing to the Federal authorities. Adelaide, Jan. SI. Tli'vty new influenza eases have been reported The Health Officer has decided not to recoiv.mend inoculation, &•< there is no evidence that it is doing any Stood, while there is reason to suspect it mav do harm
EXTENSIVE BUSH FIREP. Sydney, Jan. 31 Huge bush fires are raging on a front of a hundred miles in the Upper Murray district, causing enormous damage.
LABOR OONFKPxENCr iSuir.ov, .Jan. "1. The agenda paper of the Labor Conference includes proposals for :<■ "0-hour norking week, proliibitior of the liquor traffic, 'abolition of State Parliaments, and that Australia emcis no future wars oversea without a referendum of I he people.
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 February 1919, Page 2
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