VARIOUS DOMINION ITEMS
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:_m i i.i.uuuAen- ,xa press association] BANK OF N.Z. WELLINGTON, June 18. At the Bank of New Zealand meeting, the Chairman, in reply to the shareholders, said that the question of tho raising of fresh capital had never been considered by the Board at all. This should be the people’s bank and prospects in that direction *"ere hopeful. CLOSING DOWN STEAMERS. AUCKLAND, June 18. The Union Company’s Atua after being docked for examination and repairs, will anchor in the stream where she will remain indefinitely. The Company already has eleven passenger and four cargo boats out of commission, the Atua making the twelfth of tlie passenger class. The laying up of so many steamers is brought about by the depression of New Zealand coastal and inter-Colonia.l trades. CHEMISTS ON SUNDAY CLOSING. AUCKLAND, June 18. A count of votes taken by Auckland chemists on the question of dosing on Sundays showed a majority in favour of the change. The result will be brought before the New Zealand Pharmaceutical Board at next meeting.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1921, Page 3
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177VARIOUS DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1921, Page 3
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