NEW SOUTH WALES POLITICS.
RE-ARRANGEMENT OF MINISTRY". ■. ■; -v. ;■■■'■ ' THE " QpDDLING " OF INDUSTRIES. By Telegraph.—Press Aagoclation.—CopyrJgbt. Sydney, May 14. Mr. Waiwfm,, lately Leader of the Pro. ' gressive parly, lias been admitted to 'ho- 'v| New South Wales Ministry as Chief Secretary, and Sir. Hogue lias replaced Mr. O'Conor (resigned) as Minister for Instruction. ' .
Mr. Carruthers, speaking at the opening of the Litbgow ironworks yesterday, ' aggressively warned ; the Federal Government that it must not attempt a coddling system in establishing industries in any other State at
the expense of New South' Wales, which had embarked in a great iron and steel in- : dustry without any assistance from the . Federal Government. The taxpayers of the « "', St ate" would not tolerate being taxed to es- '';§? tablish industries in other States.
'"A contract was entered into by the State Government in September, 1805, with . . a Mr. Sandford. Under it the Government -' is to take all its pig iron for railways and other works from the Lithgow Company for a '-period''of seven years, the price to be * about 6 per cent, above, the prices ruling in the previous five years. The works will give employment directly and indirectly to several thousand men.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13488, 15 May 1907, Page 7
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