AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
SERIOUS FIRE IN SYDNEY. By Telegraah.—Press Assn —v-op’-rlght. Received March 6, 12.25 ajn. Sydney, March 5. Fire gutted Brown and Polson’s large cornflour mills at Camperdown. The damage is serious. THE PRICE OF FLOUR. Sydney, March 3. The wholesale price of flour has been advanced by 20a to £l4 per ton. A CYCLIST INJURED. Sydney, March 3. Munro, the Queensland cycling champion. fell while training, and was taken to the hospital suffering from concussion. A MYSTERIOUS DISEASE. Adelaide, March 3. There has been another death from the mysterious “X” disease at Renmark Hospital, making eleven out of fourteen patients. ECONOMIC CONFERENCE ENDS. Sydney, March 3. The Economic Conference ended abortively. Mr. Brooks further stated that the employers declined to associate themselves’ with any proposals such as Labor submitted. JAPANESE SHAVING BRUSHES. Melbourne, March 4. In consequence of the Japanese Government undertaking completely to sterilise the bristles used in shaving 'brushes, the Commonwealth Government has removed the embargo prohibiting the importation of brushes.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1922, Page 5
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164AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1922, Page 5
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