AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLITICS. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Adelaide, March 9. Mr. Barwell, in a policy speech, said that the uncompromising attitude of the Government towards direct action had had most satisfactory results. The financial position of the State was sound but the outlook was discouraging. The public debt had increased during the last three years by £600,000. Although he was arranging in London for a loan the policy was to borrow in Australia. It was proposed to increase the salaries of members from £2OO to £4OO annually, the Premiers salary to £l5OO, and those of other Ministers to £l2OO. CANADIAN SHIPPING SERVICE. Sydney, March 10. Mr. ißeddoe stated that he had arranged for steamers to visit Brisbane after calling at Auckland, Melbourne and" Sydney. Mr. Beddoe sailed for Wellington last night. SERVICES TO TEMPERANCE. Sydney, March 10. A committee has been formed to raise a testimonial to the widow and family of Mr. James Marion as a tribute to' his services to temperance. THE BANK. ROBBERY. Melbourne, March 9. In connection with the bank robbery by a teller named Sidebottom, a man has been aryejsted and charged with robbing 'Sidebottom of £lBOO.
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Taranaki Daily News, 11 March 1921, Page 7
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