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SYDNEY, April 12. The new Labour Ministry was sworn in to-dav.-The Full Court to-day dismissed Hon Mr R. D. Meagher’s further application for his reinstatement on the Roll of Solicitors. Steady rain is falling in the drought stricken areas.
Tho yearling sales concluded to-day-Four New Zealand colts submitted on behalf of Mr T. H. Lowry, caused spirit ed bidding. One by Demostlienes-Tete-teto realised 1700 guineas; one by Fm-land-Gossip 1300; a Finland-The Hague colt a thousand; and a Finlnnd-Al s Well colt 950 guineas. A BuckwheatLager filly fetched a thousand guineas. & 'L-VBOTJR CABINET. SYDNEY, April 12.
Tho new Premier, Mr J. Storey, says he deprecates any more “extremist” resolutions by sections of the Labour Party concerning the reception of the Prince of Wales. He says the new Labour Government are prepared to suitably receivo and entertain the Prince.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 April 1920, Page 1
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