AUSTRALIAN.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1922, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN.

' \UHTRALIAN AND N.Z. OABLIS ASSOCIATION. COOGEE SHARKS. | SYDNEY, March 10 , I Another shark, hooked at Coogee, | measured 14ft. THE MAHENO DISPUTE, SYDNEY, March 10. Efforts to settle the Maheno dispute failed I>o-day. The Australian Institutei of Marine Engineers strongly supports the attiude of its members abroad the 'Secretary stating the Institute cannot countenance a chaotic state of affairs oh Ships running in deep sea waters to the danger of the lives of the passengers. There is sftiall hope of the vessel sailing this week. CHARGER FOR KING. ADELAIDE, March 11. The Citizens Committee entrusted with the selection of a charger for the King, has chosen the show ring hack Ersking, reputed to lie the best educated horse eA*er seen in the show ring, Harwell will make the presentation.

AUSTRALIA AND N.Z

QUESTION OF RECIPROCITY

(Received This Dav at 9.40 a.m.) SYDNEY, March 11

A visiting New Zealand journalist, in an article in the “Daily Telegraph” commenting on the Dominion Minister of Customs visit, states much bitterness exists in New Zealand over trade relationships with Australia arising out of Australia’s denial to New Zealand of preference in the tariff which New ZcaI land afforded Australia, lie says the j comradeship of the war did away with | the old time misunderstandings, which existed prior to that time and it seems a sad thing that through whispered bickerings in trade tliis great undertaking should be confused and threatened with relegation to the dust of past misunderstanding, yet such is the case. Animosities of the past are being resurrected with all their wicked feeling against Australians. New Zlealand is almost* as hostile as before the war. Happily there is a chance of adjustment. The writer expresses the hope that the visit of tlfc New Zealand Minister will lead to an understanding which will prove enduring.