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[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.] WOMEN'S DEMONSTRATION. SYDNEY, June 27. A women’s demonstration in iLc Domain resolved to urge the Go.um ament to further restrict racing and the sale of intoxicants, in order to conserve National efficiency for service.
SflFEi’-BREEDING R JIOW SYDNEY, June 27. At the Sheep Breeders’ Show, New Zealand was well represented. Border Leicester ram, two years, I). M. Sutherland Ist, J. Outhwaite, 2nd; English Leicester, owe, under two yen-3 John Dixon Ist and 2nd; Corriodales ram, under two years, C. T. F.nsor, 3rd , ram under a year, Ensor 2nd and 3rd. SHIPS UNIONS PROTEST. SYDNEY. June 27. The Firemen and Dock Hands’ r nion has withdrawn from affiliation with the Labour Council as a protest agv.nst th:* latter’s anti-conscription resolution. SEAMEN’S- CLAIM. SYDNEY, Time 27. The Seamen’s Union is cloinbig 50 per cent bonus for men taking any Australian ships through the war zone, basing the claim on American runs.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1918, Page 1
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153AUSTRALIAN. Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1918, Page 1
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