AUSTEALIAN NEWS.
WOMAN ENTERS POLITICS.
TO OPPOSE MR. COOK. By Teieerapli—Pr»ss Association—Copyright. Stdket, August 14. The Parramatta Federal Labour Council has elected Mrs. Gallagher to oppose Mr. Joseph Cook for the Parramatta constitu- * y??S ency. She is the first ■womancandidate " „_.' chosen by a Labour organisation. " "-"• : i HIGHEB PBIOE 0!" BUTTER. | Stdset, August 14. The price of butter has been increased/ by a halrpenny a pound retail. , , ' l -'"" s "^l - " 'iv -,1 THE DEMAND FOR WHEAT. V| MSLBOT7B3TC, August 14.' The Inter-State Conference decided to^JS I abolish the border restrictions and facili- - || tate the transportation of wheat. The ~ conference discussed the question of char- «g| I tering vessels for carrying the exported / 1 wheat.
"ALL AUSTRALIAN." Sydstet, August 14. The " All Australian Manufacturers" - week ha* been fixed for September 6 to 11, i | when exceptional efforts will be made to capture the German trade. * OIL NEAR KINGSTON. Adelaide, August, 14. Excitement has been caused by a report that the search for oil in the Kingston ;. district has been successful. STATE FISH SHOP. /" Stdxet, August 14. The Government's first fish shop will be j opened on Tuesday. ~ ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15997, 16 August 1915, Page 9
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