AUSTRALIAN.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 November 1921, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN.

VARIOUS CABLED ITFIViS

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASMOCIATM'”’ ■ PLAGUE PRECAUTION. (Received This Day at 8 a.m.) SYDNEY, November 9. From to-morrow, all passenger strainers departing for New Zealand anchor down the harbour for a special medical inspection. This is the outcome of the Dominion demanding as t plague precaution, that all still obtain clean hills of Health. BASIC WAGE. SYDNEY, Nov. 10 The Caucus passed a resolution directing Government to re-cnaci the former basic w age ol L‘ I -is lor twelve months. AN APPOINTMENT. SYDNEY. Nov. Hi !•;. D. Holme has been appointed Dean of the F'aeuily ol Ails in succession to Professor Anderson. meat Pool. Deceived This Day at. 9.40 a.m.) MELBOURNE, Nov. Id In the Representatives Mr llugnc. replying In a icqiuist that the meal pi ol" lie explained, said Gov rnlaenl was endeavouring to persuade t'e eritish Government to lake supplie- for Hi" Armv and Navy Imm An '.iali.l. and were also assine f‘>r»re;d i’.i'i'B r cnee ovei Argenline, Aieeiiea and other countries. They were meed by the most powerful eoiuhilie ill the world. It was snggesled that G:e;P Britain he asked to imaea-e the pi me. Iml in eonseipieiiee of Uliempl yiim'i' ;, 11 d a falling market, this wa, a di'ficlill problem and'-eeiiied insoluble, lie believed a pool was incapable of solving the i|Uvstinu.