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Inv TKI.KOIIAI'H— PUP. I'liltSS ASSOCIATION POST AND TKI.FOUAI'II BAUDOT. AUCKLAND. April 17. The Post and Telegraph decision was discussed by the Orange Grand Lodge and a resolution was carried that the Government be urged to insist either by legislation or otherwise that no ( ivil Service association he allowed to seek a (filiation outside the service, this rule Io apply to employees of all Departments.
Ml SHi A P TO STEAMER. WF.LLfXGTON, April 17. When the Union Company’s steamer Wainui, from Picton, was corning up ihe Wellington Harbour on Saturda;-. evening the top of the high-pressure cylinder blew off, but nobody was injured. The Wainui was towed to the wharf. There was some consternation among the forty passengers, but they were assured that nothing had hnphappened that jeoparised the safety of flic ship. The weather was fine and there w’as no wind. A MISSIONARY RELEASED. AUCKLAND, April 17. A cable message received by the Rev. Chadwick Brown, honorary treasurer for the North Island of the China Inland Mission, announces the release of Dt Howard Taylor who was captured bv hand its. No details are given.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1922, Page 4
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