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<**- THE AUSTRALIAN FLIGHT. ■ TWO AVIATORS KILLED. LONDON, Thursday. An Alliance aeroplane, when start ing for Aitatralia, crashed to tin t ground at Surbiton, and Douglas Ross and another aviator were killed. PROFITEERING. \ i A N.S.W. BILL. J i SYDNEY, Friday. Notice has been given to the As-' sembly of a Bill to restrict profiteer- ' ing and repress trusts and combines. industSlaiTunrest. cost of strikes. SYDNEY, Friday. A report presented to a meeting of the Employers' Federation estimated that the wages lost in the ; i Comomnwenlth "iTiiring the past six years in strikes totalled £5,073.000 and the looses in production amounted to £10,000,000. i __»—« AMERICAN LABOUR TROUBLES. DISORDERS *t COALMINES. NEW YORK, Thursdnv. Disorders occurred in the West Virginia coalfields owing to the activities of the Radicals. SHIPMENTS OF ARMS. " WASHINGTON. Thursday. The United States is attempting to preyent the shipment to Mexico of supplies of arms and munitions purchased from Belgium. i I
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Wairarapa Age, 15 November 1919, Page 3
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