THE COMMONWEALTH.
FEDERAL STONEWALL. THE LABOUR CENSURE MOTIONS. MR. WEBSTER'S ENDURANCE. (By TelcfrapU.—l'rcas AesoclaUoni-OopyrlßhM (Rec. July 14, 1.5 a.m.) Melbourne, July. 13. In tho House of Representatives the Opposition resumed the censure stonewall. Air. Wcbeter,' continuing his. speech from Friday, put in eleven hours at a stretch. The debate was adjourned. | IN NEW SOUTH WALES. WADE MINISTRY'S VICTORY SURE. /(Hoc. July 14, 1.6 a.m.) Sydney, July 13. Tho dobato in the Assembly on the Labour party's ceusuro motion Jβ proceeding. The Government arc determined if possible to fprco a division beforo the Houso adjourns. A Government victory is assured. APPEAL FOR ABORICINES. DAD LOT.OF HALF-CASTE CHILDREN. (Reo. July 14, 0.5 a.m.) , Sydney, July 13. During tho debate on tho censuro motion, in the Stato Assombly, Mr. Donaldson, a monibor of tho Aborigines' Protection Board, made an appeal 'on behalf of half-caste-children in aborigines camps, who, ho declared, ' were being dragged up in bad surroundings without being given a chanco of leading useful lives.' Mr. Donaldson stated that last year thero wore 2152 full-blood and 4781 half-caste aboiigincs in New South Wales. Compared with tho year 1882,, the full-bloods ehowod a decreaso of 4398 and the half-castes an increase of 2412. t " i _
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 559, 14 July 1909, Page 7
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