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Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1921, Page 1

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AI'STIiAKAN AND N. 7.. CAtILF. ASSOCIATION. .WSTUAU.W NKWS. MIiISIiANK. Sent. I'. .Mr I’etctson, tlit- Ihour mouther In: Niiiin :i n I iy. lin s resigned from tin I’nrtv, loavino .Mr Theodore with. ;i majority lit one, exclusive of the Speaker .Mr Peterson states that liis hopes ii Kite i.ahoiir Party are shattered. li< lu'lieved that it would he a war Imoiaiu mot eluent, lull he found it a cold pedi tieal tuaehine. to lie kept ruunino lit IK- • itilina the worker. SVDNKV, Sept. L' Clara liutt inlet viewed, spoke olow Utah o| Koruna Mmkma it, the New Zealand soprano, who hits cleat ly es tahlislieil herself in Knalish concert and operatic world. llt 111 A I’T. Sep:. J. The A se in hWe passed a hill pro vii line for a compulsory induction in hotels. Tin im:ii l i- m to lie not fewer than Is nor tv than Pm uphio three years ( oiiipellsa I ion I- to lie paid out ol a lii m I t a hr draw n I rout I lie trade. SVDNKV. Sepi. As over Cot Kin has keen snhserihet! tot,aids the State tlrehestra Company, tic eolnmitlee lias decided to roomlei the company. Willi the amounts still expected from New Zealand and thileellsland. it is lielieVll thole will hi no dilliettlly in rai-ino the halatne ol LT.'ilin orioitiallv required. mV.i.hoi'hnk. sept. The I 'edei a I Ministry lots appoint .a ’! Ilrttee. M l'., ttov- in London, li acionipany Mr Shepherd. Aelina Iliad ( otuitiissiom ■ . to the ilia ol tla l.caatteol Nations A-'-eiuhly at Conova