FEDERAL AFFAIRS.
METAL WORERS TO RESUME. By Telegraph—Tress Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received November 29. 10.40 a.m. I SYDNEY, November 29. A mass meeting of stove moulders d».cided. in view of a- section of the strikers at Metter’s resuming work, that the strike be declared off so fai the Metters firm is eoneerr.ed. Two hundred men employed at several -mailer shops have decided to continue the fight for a forty-four hour week.
DUMPING DUTY ON MAIZE. (Received November 29. 10 40 a.m.) MELBOURNE. November 29. The Minister fo~ Customs has decided to impose a dumping duty on South African maize, which haa been sold to Australian buyers at an export price lower than the price in South A f rica. AN APPEAL BY LABOUR. (Received November 29. 11 .5 a.m.) MEL BO URN E. November 29. The Australian Labour Party has tppeaJed to the Labour members of the Federal and State Parliaments for leans ot £25 each, to enable the party to fight the Federal elections So fai tl.e respon>e has been poor.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16902, 29 November 1922, Page 7
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