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DANGER OF ANOTHER STRIKE SYDNEY, [September 'M The seamen here will meet .to-morrow to discuss the coastal owners refusal to sign the new agreement. Another strike is possible, unless something favourable transpires in the meanwhile. Tlio shipwrights on Walsh Island returned to work to-day pending a conference.
GERMAN NEW GUINEA. SYDNEY, September 29. A commission is to enquire regarding the future government of German Now Guinea, lias been aiipointed and starts work shortly in Papua. ■lt is officially stated that everything in the territory is running smoothly, and the outlook being promising and favourable for British,.administration.
heat wave. SYDNEY, September 28. A heat wave occurred yesterday. The temperature reached 92.3. This is a record for September. SURRENDER OF STATE POWERS. MELBOURNE, Soptemebr 29. A conference of the State Premiers’ and Ministers hero has reached a tentative agreement for surrendering some of the States constitutional powers to the Commonwealth. Details are withheld. NATURE’S BOOTS. SYDNEY, Sept. 29.. The Bathurst Parents’ Citizens Association has resolved:—“That owing to the high prices of boots, and to the medical opinion that tho practice is a healthy one, ,this. Association shall circularise all similar associations, asking them to co-operate in a movement for sending children to school bare footed. 7
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 September 1919, Page 4
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