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[TER PRESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYRIGHT.] A NEEDED CHANGE. I “reuter's” telegram.] LONDIN January G. A Sunday paper states Hon. Lloya George will shortly undertake the organisation of the diplomatic service. SWEDISH POLITICS. STOCKHOLM, January 6. Hr. Granting lias resigned and the. socialist Thorrson succeeds' him. A VIENNA RIOT.' BERNE January G. 'l'he Zeitung reports at a sale of 4, 000 pounds of Serbian pork in Vienna a crowd of twenty thousand overcame the police and forced an entrance to the market, they fought for the meat many being injured. COMPETITION FOR FOOD. LONDON January G. There is great competition in London for corned beef and sausages. Poverty fish queues are everywhere. There are unprecedented high prices and bones are eagerly purchased. The wholesale, price best English wild rabbit is 3/6. ' OLD COLONIST’S DEATH. NELSON, This Day. The death occurred suddenly to-day of Mr Thomas Field, founder of Wilkins and Field Hardware Company, aged 85 years. He was a well known citizens of Nelson and the West Coast in the early days. Deceased was on a visit from Auckland, where he had been living for some years past. He was the father of Mr Thomas Field. M-P.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 January 1918, Page 1
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