DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 June 1923, Page 3

DOMINION ITEMS.

[nv TELEGRATII —PER TRESS ASSOCIATION.] WOOLLEN MILLS PROPOSED. PATH ATUA, Juno 11. Vn enthusiastic meeting was held here, presided over by Mr Samuel Bolton. County Chairman. The meeting was addressed by .Messrs E. Bell, 0. Simpson, and others. It was resolved:—“That in tho opinion of this meeting the time uns opportune for the establishment of woollen mills in the Wnirarapn.” The meeting agreed to help the proposition and a number of shares were applied for in the room. BODY FOUND. WAIROA, June II The body of the man. Leo Oates, who jumped into Ruakituri river a fortnight ago, was recovered yesterday near tilt camp. YOUNG AIEN INJURED. BLENHEIM. June 11. A youth, named Jack Rutledge, of Sprino- Creek, was seriously injured. He was riding a motor cycle when he collided with a horse wagon. A lad on the carrier sustained minor injuries, and l>oth were hospitalled. •V you lie man named Afartin. a football match at Spring Creek, received a kick on the bead, causing a deep scalp wound. THROAT CUT. GREYAIOUTH, June 11 Archibald John Hall, 38, single, residing at Poerua, was found early this morning in his bathroom with his throat cut and was taken to Greymouth Hospital. His condition is serious.. . - .