AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 17, 20 January 1916, Page 6

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

■ . - **p (Received 10.25 a._) ,-, • SUPPRESSING ENEMY TRADERS | SYDNEY, this-day. ; The Justices' Conference has passed a i resolution in favour of imprisoning . | enemy traders. "!■'" - ' ":-■ NEW CHIEF JUSTICE. ■ ' _— -x% J ADELAIDE, this day. j Mr. Justice Murray succeeds. Sitf | Samuel Way as Chief Justice of Souths m | Australia. »■••> ' * - "' I — - MELBOURNE WHARF STRIKE-, • - '.-,7; MELBOURNE, this day. The colliers have upheld the demands of the wharf lumpers, and refuse to work a night shift. Their reason for doing s-jj is not stated.' • CENSORSHIP OF POSTERS. $M . !||| SYDNEY", this day. . As the result -of a morality campaign, ■'"■■{■} Mr. Meagher, the new Lord Mayor of -11 Sydney, is instituting a censorship of 11 public hoardings. ••• DOCTORS IN SCHOOLS. $§ ... . _ SWDNEY,_-(-his day. , The British Medical Association vigor- 7 ously opposes the Education Depart*- || ments scheme for engaging doctors to 7;. treat pupils in public schools,. oh the 7 ground, that the proposal will turn the' • ; medical profession into a branch of the 'j\. Public Service. It has been decided that) /'• no British Medical Association member *' shall accept appointments. ?": "4^ ' ' . " , "'7.*f MINERS STILL OUT. .'-,... ..:- SYDNEY, this day. The Southern miners have not ye_ .. resumed, but are making further demands. Possibly they will resume in ii few days. '. — • • • .7 •' '7