AUSTRALIAN.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 April 1921, Page 1

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I BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. I j UNRULY UNDERGRADUATES. ! SYDNEY, April 16 The committee of the Undergraduates Association have decided, in view of the conduct of some undergraduates on Commemoration. Day, 1920, that no procession be held this year. MR HUGHES SCORES. MELBOURNE, April 16 In the House of Representatives, Mr Hughes’ adjournment motion was car-; ried by 44 to 19. The crisis is regarded as half over. The Ministry are not yet | [satisfied but it is anticipated that ade- j quato calm will be forthcoming before Parliament reassembles on Wednesday. | | NEW COMPANIES. j i SYDNEY, April 16. I During the past twelve months 762 - new companies were registered in New ] South Wales with a total capital of 1 | sixty million and an increase of capital of existing Companies of 10-} million. PACIFIC MISSIONS. PERTH, April 16. The annual meeting of Australasian B.D. missions decided to take steps to arrange the necessary details for the transfer of Solomon Islands Mission to New Zealand, at the conference in 1922; it also expressed regret that the Solomon Mission was passing from its charge, and the New Zealand Methodist Conference was ceasing to be associated with the church in Australian mission- i ary work. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. SYDNEY, April 16 Mr Miller lias received a cable from , Mr Oakley stating the New Zealand footballers will l>e visiting Sydney and that the newspapers reports were incorrect.