AUSTRALIAN CABLES
NO-COTTF'IDENCE MOTION (Australian and N.Z. Cable Assn) BRISBANE. February 2. The No-Confidence motion was defeated by 39 to iq. PARLIAMENT MEETS ON THTJXSDAY WAR-TIME PROFITS BILL -(Rec. February 2. q. 15 p.m.) MELBOURNE. February 2. Parliament reassembles on Thursday. Hon. Mr. Tudor has called a v.erxina" of officials of the Labour Party for Wednesday to consider oroposals from the National Government. The Treasurer has withdrawn the War-time Profits Bill. He will int r o duce an amended measure modelled on local requirements. N.S.W. MARKETS. RECORD FOR WOOL. (Ree. February 2, 10.55 p.m.) SYDNEY, February 2. Oats. — Tasmanian, 2/10. 3/1; Algerian feeding, 2/6, 2/8; milling 2/9, 2/10. Maize— 3/3, 3/5. Potatoes. — £6 10s to £10 per ton. Onions. — £9 10s to £.10 10s p«r ton. The wool appraisements established a record for greasy the price being 29 id.
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Grey River Argus, 3 February 1917, Page 6
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