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\OBTEALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ARSOCIA 1 iU ; * N.S.W. ELECTIONS. SYDNEY, April 6. The anti-Labour forces have now an assured majority of 14. WOOL SALES. MELBOURNE, April 6. A conference of Bawra woolsellers allocated two hundred bales for May and June with the balance, which' will be less in July. THE SEAMEN’S AWARD. SYDNEY, March 21. Mr Tom Walsh (president of the Seamen’s Union), replying to the Bri- < isli Seamen’s Union, says: “We won’t allow tlie members of Havelock Wilson’s unions to be privileged characters in this country. When they arrive liefe they’ll have to go through the same initiation, as seamen from C other parts of the world.” Referring to the new seamen’s award, Mr Walsh {Said, “We 'are absolutely disgusted with it.”
protection against sats
SYDNEY, April 6
A Sydney doctor has sucessfully tested a solution toi spreying bags of wheat, which prevents attack by rats and mice.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1922, Page 2
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