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! PV THLBfiIMIMJ—!*EB IMIKSS ASSOCIATION’’ KNOCKED DOWN BY MOTOR. WELLINGTON, Aug 29. James Doogan, aged 21, of Greymouth. was knocked down at Petone yesterday by a fire brigade motor and badly injured on the head and leg. His j condition to-day had slightly improved I though still very serious. , Theodore Woodward waa charged this morning with causing grievous bodily harm to Doogan, and was remanded for eight days, on bail. CONCILIATION COUNCIL. AUCKLAND, Aug. 39 The dispute in connection with Tnupiri and Pukemiro coal mines was before the Conciliation Commissioner. There was no appearance of the Union assessors. Several other companies were joined as parties and tlie dispute referred to the Arbitration Court without a recommendation. PRECA UTIONARY MBA SURFS WELLINGTON, August 30. The Minister of Health stated that though Dr Valintine says the figures for pneumonia influenza are normal, indeed rather below the average, stfil it was a season which it ought to be the case, and therefore he has given express instructions to the Health Department that epidemic advisory committees Ik organised in every large centre. Tin's is merely as a precautionary measure.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 August 1921, Page 3
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185TELEGRAMS. Hokitika Guardian, 30 August 1921, Page 3
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