FEDERAL AFFAIRS.
EXPORT OF CATTLE. 1 By Telegraph—PreFa Association—Copyright j Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. | (Received December G. 10 a.m.) SYDNEY, December 6. The State Government has author- ! Led the Agent-General in conjunction with the High Commissioner to an- ! proach the Imperial Government with ! view to securing for Australia concessions similar t<» those granted tj Canada, under which cattle will ! allowed to be imported into Great j Britain without the necessity for I slaughtering within forty-eight hours of arrival. - DRY SPELL BROKEN. SYDNEY. December 6. The dry spell lias been broken bv rain. The northern tablelands ant \ the north-east half of the State are I expected to benefit during the next few days. POCKET EXPENSES. MELBOURNE. December 6. The Assembly passed through alt stages a Bill granting £2OO out-of-pocket expenses to Legislative Councillors. THE LABOUR LEADER. MET.BOT'RNK. December fi. Air AY. Charlton. Federal Laboic* leader, so far has been prevented by illness, from participating in the election campaign. Though he is steadily improving, he is unlikely to leave hospital before Christmas.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16908, 6 December 1922, Page 7
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