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f AUSTRALIAN & N.Z. CAULS ASSOCIATION^ THE CHURCH TROUBLE. SYDNEY, Nov 27. Professor Maclntyre commenting on the suspension of Rev Murray of Auckland, said the latter’s action and teaching were a denial of the doctrine of the Presbyterian Church. Efforts were previously made to effect a peaceful settlement, but had proved abortive. Murray was not deposed, and could return when he was prepared to carry out the doctrine.of the Church.
AUSTRALIAN POLITICS. “ " SVDNEY Nov. 27. The National Conference recommended the National Government that the amusement tax be retained and a grad. Tinted tax on luxuries be imposed. MELBOURNE,. Nov 27. In the House of Representatives, Mr Tudor’s basic wage amendment was defeated by 36s to 18. Mr Cook’s addon dum that tbo Ministry arrange an equitable wage wa sc-arried. Parliament lias adjourned till Easter.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1920, Page 4
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