Australia
NOTES FROM VARIOUS STATES (Received 19, 10.0 a.m.) I The colliery proprietors in New', 'South Wales have decided that the’ 'Dairg system recently introduced miners on the south coast must be j unconditionally removed before any of the men’s grievances is consici* i ed- ‘ Mr. Watt (Acting Fed<—al Premier), stated that the Commonwealth’s; war burdens are payable but the re- j venue will amount to £25,000,000 an-, nually for many years. The finan- 1 cial pressure will be so great that ; all resources of revenue must be! levied upon. | The Federal Cabinet has decided I to guarantee 4 -1 per bushel for the| coming wheat harvest and continue, the pooling system, provided the States co-operate.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 80, 19 March 1919, Page 5
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