AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1923, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

j AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. I .AUSTRALIAN ART WORKS. MFLTb'URXF. July 4. T!if trouble among the artists over the selection of pictures for the exhibition of Australian art in London has become acute. Two Victorian members of the Sele-nion f'omrnitToo have secured an interim injunction to July TO, on behalf of some Victorian artists. who an- dissatisfied ivitli the selections, to prevent the New South Wales Society of .Artists from dispatching Victorian pictures to the Umpire Kxhibition, and also for the delivery ot the pictures to their owners. In the iieantirne efforts arc homo made to secure a romnromiso over the selections. Ihe •.election ha-, re-tilted in much hetiicd correspondence in the Melbourne and Sydney press. The inehismii oi several items of one New South AAab-s artist’s work is coming m tor particularly severe criticism. (It is understood the artist who lias amt s„ much preference is Norman Lindsay, who-e drawings are not nut more typical ot Australia than of auv other purr of the world!. ('U\l. ATRIh'F IV .AUSTRALIA. SYIiXFY. July I. J Ihe Vew South A\ ales foal Uonfer- | etice to-day !•■ • - 11 n. 1 l,ul no detail- are a Cii i lahlc. It is feared the general opinion in union circles j- that, the <■< nfcrence is

lorednmned to failure and tlmt a t-eri-ol|s di'ike is imminent, tie- Yictoiinn mind's luivitny promised to strike in sympathy. if sm-li an extreme Mop heroines neepssa tv, decreased rii.iovcixc, I Rot ei vet! this day at ILIA a.m.) SYDNEY .July A. Mr Oakes :ini)oimr-"ii that ouiny; to the prnmiumvd dems.-e in j ■:.!!;iaiiiity on t he " !ta rves tit Sydney, du| mviitv- think it note-',ttry to cun l rihnte towards the vest t.t r.n tint i-piliaeine tone. -AX A I’l’t ) IXT.M EXT. SVDXKV. .Inly A. I. -I. i’arker. tnrnierh nianayer () |' iltitlditri. Earner's at Dunedin and Atiekland, J: a - keen :ip;ninled Choir- J nnttl i;f I lie Inter-State Steannhip Ova- !

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