AUSTRALIAN CABLES

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 281, 25 November 1921, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN CABLES

MR. HAEDDfG'S HOPE. MELBOURNE, this day. The Consul-Oenernl "f America states that President Harding cpnvsrd v desire to Mr. .Mark Siu-lrlcm. 1 h<- Antralinn Trade Commissioner, tnjt Inmight bo üblp to vi.-it Australia at !'.<• firs), opportunity.—l A. ami XX Cable.) RAILWAY LOSSES. rKRTH. thfc liny. In connection with tlie raihvnymen"s r.'.iim.-i for improved r-oiiditinns. evidi-n'" was given in the Arbitration Court nn behalf of the iiimriiisfi'ir.or- thai diirii:--tlip past flvp years the railway lia-1 been run .-it a loss totalling i1.700.n-n Last year's los.- was C-to.mm. un-i if tbv men's demands wrrx granted t)-r ]i>*s would be enormously likiviit.COUNCIL KILLS A BILK. SVD.VEY. t'ni-- day. The Legislative ('..iin.il -.» dra-tir:i!l.v amenHnl ' the Sydney C"orr>onitit.:i •\niei:i!in.ir Hill by deleting tin , rlau--setting mi* The i[iinlili"r!tinns >>f vlT' and othnr iennortnnt c-lau-si , -. a- ;■■ pr:n--tieally kiil the measure, whith the <:■>:■ crnmrnt had foreeil thronph the A--.~in-blv in view of lh° forthrnminjr munit-ipal elections in December. 'A. and "7. TAR AND FEATHEKS. MKI.ROITIXr. this .lay. Four! 0 ! , :) men li"TB been m7nn:itt«'-l fnr trial at Mil Jura in connection ttii.li the Gran; IlervCy ca=e on October 24.—