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United PrtM A*#oci&Uot>—Per Electric Telegraph—Copyright. TJSK LABOUR CONFERENCE. SYDNEY, February 5. The Political and labour Conference decided that the eight-hours *y*t«n *bould be extended to nut«e* and warder* iti Goveronica t and private hospital*, gaols <a»d a*ylum«. It a!#o earned a rc«»saliaa of xrmpathv with the Rtt«*ua tcforma*. Received 1.3 a.m.. Fcbroarv 6th. EXPANSION. The value of import* from atl .countries into the CwnfflOlrtftfc'''' 'f® ywr *ra* £38,401.805. an mcitm «f Over the prcvidttK rear.
BURIED AT SKA. ADELAIDE, JFcbraary £. Tlte Rev. Chu. Btrtler, who was a passenger to X«w Zealand by the Medic. died on the tot age aad was baricd at *©a.
A PRIVATE WORK. MELBOURNE. .JanttaiT 3
Mr Deakin in reply to Mr referem* re fteoding aswtance to the f<*» pie -of Japan, »Uted that be wji* «mv to spending any p>u of the fntxi* of ill* ComtnonweaHlt for »cch a pnrpwe. Tie Wrirlc shnold 1* rnidertalteii pnratcly.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12896, 6 February 1906, Page 5
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152AUSTRALIAN. Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12896, 6 February 1906, Page 5
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