AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
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JUDGES AND INCOME TAX. ' Brishane, September 17. r Thk Government has received advice that the judges' petition asking the King to disallow an Act passed last session, compell-. ing payment) of income tax oil judges' salaries, had failed. The judges, therefore, will have to pay. THE ROBBERY AT A CUSTOMS . . ' WAREHOUSE. Melhoijhnk, September 17. The burglary nt a Customs warehouse on Saturday was not so serious as at first supposed. The thieves took the ■ electro plate and overlooked the cases containing silver plate. SEAMEN'S WAGES. : Melbourne, September 17. The Steamship Owners' Federation and tlio Seamen's Union have signed the agreement for increasing wages 10s per month,; and making several new regulations with reference to overtime and hours. WAGES OF BROKEN HILL MINERS. Sydney, September 17. The employees at the Proprietary mine, Broken Hill, meet to-day, to consider whether in view of the high price of lyetals, a case for increased wages should not bo cited for the Arbitration Court. . , ( -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13285, 18 September 1906, Page 5
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