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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. SALARY INCREASING. BERLIN, July 28. | Line other officials Ebert’s salary is increasing, hitherto it has been seven hundred thousand marks annually, rising by monthly increments to eighteen hundred thousand. POSTPONE!). (Received this day at 10.15 a.m.) BERLIN, July 27. Because Bavaria has indicated she desires a settlement of negotiations with the German Cabinet, the meeting to arrange measures to bring Bavaria into line with the rest of the Federal States, has been postponed. Ebert addressed a letter to Count Lerghenueld pointing out the. seriousness of the situation occasioned by Bavarian reluctance to .accept laws for the protection of the Republic. REMANDED. DUNEDIN, July 28. A married couple, Stuart Harland and Heather Belle Harland, charged with the murder of their infant child, were further remanded till Wednesday. FIXED FOP BETTING. DUNEDIN, July 28. Charles G. Wilson, lame as a result of war service, was fined £SO for carrying on business of bookmaker. It was shown that accused was a tobacconist and hairdresser, and had taken up telephone betting when legitimate business fell.
BAND CONTEST ABANDONED.
MAfeTEKTON, July 29,
Owing to the lack of entries it has been decided to abandon the B 1 grade luind contest at Masterton. ,
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1922, Page 4
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