AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS
ANGLICANS AND THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. Press Association— By Telegraph—Copyright ADELAIDE, September 9. The Anglican Synod considered a motion in favor of Prohibition. The clerical section adopted the resolution, and tho lay section negatived it by a small majority. As a majority in each section was required tho motion was lost. ROYAL COLONIAL INSTITUTE. SYDNEY, September 9. Tho nowly- formed New South Wales branch of the Royal Colonial Institute will be housed in' a fine six-storied building in Blieh, wliich was presented and furnished by Mr Hugh Dennison. LORD NORTHCLIFPE. ■ .-SYDNEY, September 9. Speaking'at the* Press Club reception, Lord Northcliffo paid a tribute to the accuracy of the-Press comments in connection with British public affairs, “ seeing that yon are 12,000 miles away on the other side of the cable barrier, which I hope w© shall be able to break down.”
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Evening Star, Issue 17763, 10 September 1921, Page 6
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141AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS Evening Star, Issue 17763, 10 September 1921, Page 6
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