AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
RECRUITING CONFERENCE. NO REPORT UNTIL END. A. and N.Z. MELBOURNE, April 13. At tho conclusion of the first sitting of the recruiting conference, the DirectorGeneral of Recruiting, Mr. D, McKinnon, who is acting president, announced that no report of tho proceedings would be given until the conference has closed. I 1 LEAVERS OF 7ATE STRIKE. RELEASE FROM PRISON. (Reed. 6.25 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 14, Tho Government has remitted the kentences on Mcßistal and Riley, two of the leaders of the late strike, who in November last were each sentenced to nine months' imprisonment fo" making seditious utterances. GIIOWTH OP SYDNEY. SYDNEY. April 13. At- the end' of December last year the population of the metropolitan area, was 777,300, being an increase for the year Of 12,700. NCOOOTIDErTOE MOTION. MELBOURNE. April 13. ! The amendment moved by Mr. Boyd ; in the Houso of Representatives upon the i Supply Bill, as a protest against the defence administration, has been accepted by the Government as a motion of noconfidence.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16824, 15 April 1918, Page 6
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