AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
THE LEAD CHARGE^ INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE. Auy. 26. .;' The • Justice Department has * concluded • investigations into the charge*;;'against * " Bishop " Leadbeater of immoral . conduct. The Crown Solicitor i» ot opinionthere is insufficient evidence available to '■' obtain a conviction on any' charge.'"'■«■• ;. DBSTETrOTIVK; HBE. BRISBANE. Aug. 126. Fifteen business places at Chinchilla were destroyed by fire: the damage being estimated at £40,0001'"-' -•• SMALLER STATES WANTED. . ~,.; SYDNEY. Au*. 26The JTarmeTe' Conference, ribsblved in favour of subdividing Australia into smaller ; States, wherein tbe couimuniiy of interest would be better served. t . HEIGHT OF LIVEN a BOOJCS. .''!'. ' v";'.; There has been considerable;; ment over the recently B eminent regulation veipOWfW, ' jfei, £~k fa in the heignt ot^**?**™^^ many doctors an* the cost of •that while m^^ r S|f:&th or ( building it dad,»<* ***** :■ ;.- . __ ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18180, 28 August 1922, Page 7
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