TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1922, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

BV .1 KI.HO a A l'll— «*f.B omil 1.0 i.-s j WAR MK.MORIVL FNVKi l.cD. ' TI.MARU, July 2. This afternoon Rev W. A. Hay, ex- j padre, unveiled, in the Bank Street J .Methodist Church, a beautiful memorial! window to fil men of tbe Chureli '.'■ho, lost their lives in the war. Tbe win- ' uou was made by Smith and Smith. !

„i Dunedin, ami .represents Christ he-; stowing a gulden crown to a kneeling: knight in armour, and is in a bountiful . setting. The colouring is excellent. 1 Rev Hay gave an i loipient address ) in tie need lor a new spiritual warfare to stabilise the world atresh.

OBITUARY. j AUCKLAND, July 3. | Obituarv—Mr Seymour Thorne George i c-.-.M. L.C., aged 71 years. THE MARINE DKIMRTMENT. WELLINGTON, June. 30 The inquiry Into irregularities in the. Marine Department lias been completed | and it is understood that Ihe deeisi m j is that the Secretary. Mr Duncan, is required to resign. This he has dene, and Mr Park. Inspector m tm* • "hhe S I’vicc Commissioner’ - Office, lias been i appointed to the position. McCarthy trust. | WELLINGTON. July 3. ! At a meeting of the '1 . G. Macarthy trust, directors to-day. the sum <> £0,885 tv as voted for charitable ami educational purposes in Wellington district. Under the will, one hall of the annual income of th» estate is applied 1 to such charitable and educational pur- ■ poses or institutions as the Board I Trustees shall direct, Since U>l3. the j sum of C0t.822 has been distributed.

APPEAL COURT. i WELLINGTON. July 3. j Tlo* second session of the Appeal • Court opened to-day. the Bench con■,sisling <f the Chief Justice. Sp- L. Stout. Justices llerdmati. Salmotid. and Rowl. So far 20 cases are set j down, of which eight appeals are | against sentences. INTERCHANGE OF TRIPS. j NEW I’T YMOtTTI, June 30. At a luncheon tendered to him today, Mr T .('■ List, president of the 1 Taranaki Chamber of Commerce. oil the ccd'siou of his return from a visit, to Australia, intimated that he had made arrangements for an excursion next March'direct from Now Plymouth j to Svdney and for the following year, j t].,, y„u- South Wales Millions Club j had undertaken to send direct to New i Plynfbnth a party of a hundred lend- i iug business men to visit Taranaki and . the rest of the North Island. For these trios the usual intercolonial vessels will j be employed. . Going to Australia, the steamer will proceed from Wellington to New Plymouth, to Sydney. Coming to New Zealand the route would ho from Sidney to Nev. Plymouth. to Wellington. An itinerary covering three weeks will lie mapped out by the Sydney Millions Club, and the Director of the Tourist Bureau. FREE. LABOR AT WORK. ! TIM ABU, July 3. At Pavenra this morning, killing was resumed with tree labour on the string system. At midday three gangs of 13 men each were working and it was exported to put on another this afternoon A ennsidcrnhle number of men are offering their services, hut only one professional butcher is :;t work. Lie resumption of work was entirely without incident. Work was resumed at Snntlifield tins i TIM ARE, July 3. morning with free labour as at ,Patent a. Butchers and labourers are still standing out.