Postal Retirements.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 October 1921, Page 4

Postal Retirements.

WHO GO FIRST? WELLINGTON. Sopt. 29. I) 111 • itiig Iris reply to the leader <-tho ■>! osil-ion tho Hon W. Doivnic Sti nit Jir;iis; l tin- Postmaster-General for Iris determination to curry out reI n'licllllicill in tin- Rost ill Depar' molt from tlm top. Dr 'l'll.-!■ lo'r reminded tho Governincut. of i Iris si lit I'iMoni to-day, i\ lion ho asked tho Postmaster-General if his < ollf.-iguo’s iit4it.mli' wns in accord im e "iID Iho Do| ut inoiit 's t ion I nioiii of it "ill in tho post and lolograph s.'rriri', l ll i el l Du roll, nno of l.ho lon ost ;-.rid in 1 In- s-rvi. o. She inis nuny on sic h ionic nml on September 22 roroivoc!’ i.nric" I hot sho wns paid oil' ns from Sopt. It!i :i week previous to the. dnlo of loci ii'iitj' notioo. Wns this, ho iisl.-vl', a I'cir don 1 to n girl on tho side list Hon ,1. G. ('ontos: AVlint is ynnr ipu'stion ? I)r I'hnokoi' roponto.l his hist son-lonc-o and was invited to ; pot Iris query on tho order paper. “And then,” said Dr Timelier, “you will put it under tho incubator for consideration. T ivon’t do it. T’ll give you tho letter off tlie platform ” ;