AUSTRALIAN

Hokitika Guardian, 12 October 1922, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CARLE ASSOCIATION. AMERICAN COLLEGE YOU I HR. (Received this day at 11.30 a.in.) SYDNEY, Ocober 12. .1. F. Stokes, the ethnolomi.st of the Bishop Museum at Honolulu, and formerly a icsident of Newcastle, says There is no false P' ide about the youths at the Ame.ican colkges, It is no uncommon thing to find students acting as waiters and performing other odd jabs in order to pay their way. They (have hist no caste, hut were admired, lie would "el ome the infusion of this American spirit in Australia. SUNDAY SPORT. SYDNEY. October 12. The Anglican Synod carried a motion against Sunday sport, rejecting the amendment in favour ol reasonable physical recreation. IDLE SHIPPING. SYDNEY. October 12.

Owing to slackness of trade one third of the Commonwealli ships are idle, but it is expected all will be commissioned when the shipping of tbe next wheat crop begins for all p'ols. MEMBERS’ SALARIES MELBOURNE, )t. 12. In the House of Rcprcsentati ms. the second reading of the Reductions in Salaries P.ill was defeated bv -Jutty-dx vrtes to twenty-five WOOL TOPS CASE. MELBOURNE. October 12.

The Full High Court is hearing an argument on laws' points in tbe “Wool Tops” ease, which is at present dealing with tbe question whether the War Precautions Act gave powers ol taxation.