FEDERAL LABOUR PARTY.
STATE SUGAR AND IRON.
By Telegraph.— Association.— Hobart, January 12. The conference of the Federal Labour party passed a motion that in the event of constitutional power being obtained a national sugar refinery should be established. It was also agreed that publiclyowned ironworks were an urgent necessity. It was decided to send a letter of fraternal greetings to the Social Democratic party in Germany, wishing it success at the elections. A motion that members of State Parliaments should be eligible to contest seats in the Federal Parliament without resigning was carried.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14888, 13 January 1912, Page 7
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