IN THE COMMONWEALTH.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 666, 29 March 1916, Page 7

IN THE COMMONWEALTH.

LIQUOR RESTRICTIONS. ADVOCACY OF SIX O'CLOCK CLOSING. (Received March 29, 9.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, March 29. The "Herald," commenting on the significance of the South Australian and Tasmania!! six o'clock closing j victories, predicts that, with proper co-operation and concentration in ihe coming referendum, New South .Wales will lake its place side by side j with these two States, with an equal lvalue in its majority for six o'clock | ;losing. MELBOIRNK. March 29. A Rechabite deputation, in advocating an early closing referendum, I laimed that the previous reduction in hotel hours had reduced Victoria's ' Irink bill last year by over | i :l,. r )0(l,IMK). The Premier, in promising Cabinet consideration, pointed i >ut that the taking of a referendum would cost £ 14,000. REGISTRATION OF FOREIGNERS NEW NATURALISATION BILL.

(Received March 29. Ol'j.m.) MELBOURNE, Man-fa 29. A new Naturalisation Bill is 1o be introduced during the next Federal [session. It provides for the compulsory registration of all foreigners on | ntering the Commonwealth, and it will probably enable widows of for- ! signers to retain their Australian status. "ANZAC DAY." i j THE SUGGESTED CELEBRATION. (Received March 29, 9.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, March 2*. Mr llolman favours the celebration of "Anzac Day" throughout the j Commonwealth and New Zealand. j \fter memorial services he suggests ['hat attention should be devoted 1o I seeming record recruiting results. TO HELP THE NEEDY. i A SALVATION ARMY PROPOSAL PERTH, March 29. Al the Salvation Army Congress the Stat*- Governor announced that he had received a letter from General Booth suggesting that the widows and children of English soldiers killed while lighting should be sent to * the Oversea Dominions.

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