AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
SUGAR COMMISSION. (Received 9.15 a.m.) SYDNEY, this day. Sir John Got Aon, owing to ill-health, has resigned the chairmanship of the Sugar Commiseion. Professor Jethro Brown, Adelaide University, succeeds him. MELBOURNE COLLISION. MELBOURNE. September 6. The inquest on the two victims of the railway collision has been formally opened and adjourned. The number of people who are making claim* against the Government on account, of injuries received in the accident has now ria«n to 171A DISQUALIFIED SOLICITOR. SYDNEY, September 6. Mr. Donaldson, a. member of the Legis]*ttv« AeeemWy, has given notice to introdnce a Mil to provide for the readmiseion <rf Mr. E. Meaner a* a eolieitor. and also to introduce .-in amendment of the Legal Practitioners Act. CHURCH POLITY. ADELAIDE, September 8. The Anglican Synod has adopted a resolution affirming the view that the Church of Australia should have f.-ll power to legislate for iteelf.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 215, 7 September 1912, Page 5
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