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NEXT FEDERAL ELECTION. . MR. HUGHES' THREAT. A. «nii N.Z. MELBOURNE, Aug; 19. Mr. W. M. Hughes, speaking at a meeting of the National Party, said that the Government would tolerate no mure censure motions or obstruction. The Ministry was prepared to face the electors after the Budget has been passed unless those tactics were discontinued. i ' ■ VICTORIAN BY-ELECTION." MELBOURNE, Aug. 19"A" by-election to fill the vacancy for Gippsland South in the Victorian lative Assembly was won by Mr. West, Nationalist, who defeated a Farmers' Party candidate and an Independent Nationalist candidate. taxation exemptions. MELBOURNE, Aug. 19. The taxation exemption proposals, outlined in the Treasurer's Budget speech, are expected to apply to the returns recently sent in. , ANOTHER GO-SLOW THREAT. - SYDNEY, Aug. 19. A■■ cdnferenco of Iron . Trades Union representatives decided to adopt the Labour' Council's go-slow scheme in th« event of the employers securing an extension of the working week to 48 hours.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18174, 21 August 1922, Page 7
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