AUSTRALIAN ITEMS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1658, 28 November 1911, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN ITEMS.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH— COPYRIGHT. [.PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] THE TEMPORARY CHANGES. ■ Sydney, November 27. in the reorganisation of Cabinet, Premier MeGowen takes -the Chief Secretaryship, the Hon. Mr Dacey becomes Treasurer, and the Hon. Mr i< lowers Minister of Instruction The reorganisation is caused by. the resignation of the Hon. Mi- Carmichaet <*"** the Trel THE TREVASCUS MURDER. Moir has been formally charged with the murder of Treviscus, £d wTs b n e otaS de<T ' tmThUrsd^Bail The plough coulter wherewith Trevascus was murdered has been identiat fa - beeaisfoleilfrOm s S a EmS ed ™ LABOUR LAW RUNS RIOT. In the Industrial Court, the President over-ruled the conviction of a permanent employee for acceptLj woik Hinder another employer on h≤ statutory half-holiday. Th/prSen* usetr&ke? *• ** AN AUSTRALASIAN UNION. The Australasian Meat Industry Employees' Union has been formeZ Ihe membership fc already 6000 "Nel gotiations are proceeding for otter kindred unions to ' ' ■ (Received Nov. 28 10.20 a.m.) WELCOME 11A1N. i> . Brisbane, Nov 28 ihiw \T n P* ? ast * m ****» tl • th ? tlrou glit has broken,

N.S.W. POLITICS. In +1,, \ Sy< \T y > NoT «mber 28. Deal ft Assembl f &> Criminal" -Appeal Bui was read a third time. • SPORTS CARNIVAL was won by a length and a half i> THE PREMIERSHIP. , r Melbourne, Nov. 28. .Mr Murray has decided not' to resign from the Premiership.

THE PEACOCK MURDER. The hearing of the. appeal of Dr. i eacock, who was found guilty of the murder of Miss Daviee, Lslommenced m the High Court. Mr Duffy contended that either the body must be produced, or circumstantial "evidence as to death tendered. '