AUSTRALIAN.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1923, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN.

AUSTRALIAN AND N.I. CAI3PB AKPOOT-rtON.

I-'KDKB A L BOLITICS. ~ SVDNFA' Jn Unary 1.1. The counting 111 foui Senate -eats I, still incomplete. hut the indications are that the new Senate will consist ot •_> | ant i-l.a I>i>; 11 ite, and 12 Laly.nr non. 1 When the d i„ol v t ion was granted the Senate eou-i-lei! of til National's!, ’’ ;| ml only two Lid rites. lin I of the IB :el ■ ring Si-iu-l ors I”( ■ Nationalists. All of them sought t ...,elect ion. 12 of whom have so far been - defeated and only two elected. 1 KBK.XCH WABSIIIB. SYDN'FV. ~l a u nary 11. The Kreueli warships have eouefiided t li, -i r visit to Sydney. The llagship .I"!.-, Alielu let sailed daring the lifter- ' noon il'l New Zealand and Noumea. ' The Viet' r Hugo -a i led Bu ihe Kast- ' el n Slates, eu route to •hipauese waters. v. here the two will meet again. ! Admiral Gillv in a farewell message ex ore,,ei! his gr.ii ifn-alion at tire friendship shown to I'rnwo rnd to F' enehmeii by A iml ra bans. SWIMMING. SYDNEY, dan 11. Harris of Honolulu ■ a.siiy won helira! in ilce X.S.W. hundred yard, -uiniining fhaiiipmnship 111 fiity-eight - tii re.'-iil f les second, Ihe l.md tab", ' ' place on Saturday. I j \ KABEWEi.L .MESSAGE. SYDNEY, dan 12. - I Tim National I’arty in n faiewell •j age In -til- (I. Fuller endorsed the - Government's land policy. ; The Arbitration Court by consent ol ike parties made an order in respect lo steel work- employees award I,'fills cabled on the titli. Work will now he ; '.need a l New east le steel works as -.-• nil a< possible. 1 IS lIOFB AY EE In. SYDNKY. dan. 12. The Baiiua.v t niniiii'si.uiel s anmiiiined the |s linuis week will he reIr,l roduee-1 in the railways, tramway . workshops and Saturday morning work njs n reverted 10. l-'ollowing this a uul II her o| ellipluyee, imve been given notice rf di s ill i ---..1 |. for i-.acons that with the longer working week their services ale mil required. A mass moet- ; ..j c'c hue " ■ on Sal urday v. ill colisidcr what action i- In he taken. \ SKA.MEN'S I’BGTKST. A'DM LAI DK, dan. 12. ! \ meeting ,T the Seamen's Union discussed ihe qite t v:u ol sea men - w ages when they were lelt ashore : pile .-id . mi port , I: I ’ side -i h"'i' home ■ ports, I rum the ( etcinoiiw ealt h h"Vcriinicnt Jitealiters. It* is stated that while ihe Navigation \et juotides lor I " ii «■! ..aw.--, the line I'Uised i• i cl . so. The meet ing decided ,e I'elil-" 1 , jnn oil ill ( ouiuion wlt ii Corel n j liu-ui - hips. e\eepi uiid*-i eomlitioiw . providing tor -'ihi |ia;. in-oit . : SENATE I i I.Kt "!'(< )N. MKKB'B'BNK. dan. 12. j p'tndlav l.ahmir, ww- eha led to llie j tim’d Senate vacancy . making Hue" , j l.ahmir Senator., for He- Stale. • ;.!>! hi' dlv ’ MELBOURNE. U The ; in..:.VO :hh gold yield las! , year was 7(11. I2li ounces line, an in- ; crease of .TO.'.! miuee, compared vutii liel ret hen, year. This is the lies I time i i inee ltd .'t that the a ••Tine in the yield j was arrested. j |!l 'LES OF ( DMA! I SSI ON. J .

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