VARIOUS DOMINION ITEMS.
TELEGRAMS.
(TUB PUESB ABSOCIAT]"ON’.—COPYRIGHT. NELSON FRUIT EXPORT. NELSON, March 11. A most serious state of affairs has developed in fruit export business. The space allotted to fruit is totally inade- 1 quate. There is no boat for March with 13,000 cases to send away. If re- 1 lief is not obtained, it will be. disastrous to many, and a severe check to the industry. j
EAHLY CLOSING QUESTION. | WELLINGTON, March 11. . Replying to representations of various Shop Keepers’ Associations asking for repeal of the legislation compelling shops to close at 6 p.m., Mr Massey said lie would have objected to the measure had he been present when it was before the Labour Bills Committee last year, but was ill at the ime. lie had given notice to introduce a Bill repealing the clause. It would depend on the. reception the Bill received whether it would reach the Statute Book. If there were organised opposition and he was informed the Labour Party proposed to oppose it, it had little chance of passing this season.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 March 1921, Page 3
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176VARIOUS DOMINION ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 12 March 1921, Page 3
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