DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1923, Page 3

DOMINION ITEMS.

fliv TKI.KO It A I’ll —T’KII T'I'.I’.SS ASSOCIA I'ION. | FDFCA’ITO.N CONI' FIIFNCF. WFLMNOTON. OF -I. The ('onlereiiee m Senior School Inspeetor- was c: inl ill lied to-day. tjil lions rclutiny Lo the teac-hiiiy o| I’.nylish. spelling and arithiueiie were dtsc ussed. The .Minister of Fdneatioii made lull enquiries as to lb- sysieiii of pic inc, instruct ion in tiie-e -uhieei- in the primary schools. DAIRY ( ONTROI. 1111.1 . I’A L.M.KRSTt IN N.. Net. b. A la rye meet imy of suppliers lo the factorv at l!unnythot pe iv.soliitinned in favour of 1 lie Dairy Control Bill. I’F.NNY I’OSTACF. A FSTR ALI A AC( FRTS. WKLI.I NfITON, Oc t. The I’osi ii isisi e r Oelleral. the I 101 l J. 0. Coales, has received a eableyrani from Mr (lihson. I’o.st iimslcr-f .cneral of Australia, statiny : "Have ayaiu reviewed the mailer and now ayieo to accept from New Zealand let lens on which postaye has been pieoaal at a j penny per nance. ; CIIA.M RION R CCIIY TI'IA.M. | MKM IIFRS lIONUCRFD. i NAI’IKR. Dei. J. 'flint the Hawke's l!a.v linyhy representatives have c-ompletely eapt.ured their puhlir was fully demonstrated toliiyht, when the ineiiihers ol the team were honoured al a packed yat lieiruy in the Municipal Theatre. The .Mayen M.r .1. 11. Aml rev, i. on helm If of tin’ people of the province, presented each man with a serviecahi,. 1 silver wristh-l watch and also made a present at am to the selector, Afr Norman McKenzie, and Mrs .McKenzie. The l ninn presented blazers In each player. INOOMMON ACCTDLNT. WAIIiOA, October b. ! A misty accident oeriincd at War ! kokoptl last- lliyht will'll a retui'lied -oh dicr. an employee of tile Harbour Hoard, who was steppiny into the fr-li-iuy launch, fell on a sheath kniie which pel vt ra tec! his siomac-h. An ! .operation was |el foi med alter a lolly jon rue v to the Wairea Hospital. llis eomlition is critical. A WMI.I.TNOTON RROROSAT,. WF.LI.INOTON, Oct. b. A meetiny of deleyates, representiny many pithlie bodies in \\ elli nytcm, eonsi, iered propo-als for the provision ol a I I ail of Industries in a la rye buildiny j wherein industrial i shimlions, winter j shows and hie events yellel'a 11V, e.ildd he lu-ld. ! .Mr (L Mil.-hell outlined the scheme and indicated that a projected huihliiiy in which the Hour spare would he inrty two thousand leel in each storey, c-ould he obtained. A commit Ice was set up to prepare detailed prop isals lor .-iihiiiission to a latei meetiny. SANDERS' CFR CONTEST. M'Kf.l.I.V i’ll>N . (h-t. b. The annual meetiny ol the Welliny--lon Yacht and -Motor Real A-sit.. deeiiled to ai cent Ihe Auckland A"Oi Ulion's invitation to iiohi the IH’-'t con- j test for the Sanders Cup in MYiluiyld'. I the lirst race to he held on January •Aini. • ; MR 1101,1. AND. RAI.MKKSTON N.. Oct. b. Mr H. Holland address, d a tiled my last uiylit dealiiiy with Labours lam. | poliev. linanee. 1. yishtture Aniendmeiil | Rill.'miners' strike and Sinyapore naval I base. lie re.-eived a vole of thanks, j DAIRY ACT Dl’i’OSF.D. PALMERSTON' N.. Oc-i. b. • Opponents of the Dairv Produce Control Act were addressed hv Mr M . Yeitell M R., who carried a resolution denimneiny the ad a- a press violation of Rriti-h justice, which was enleinat'M to prove disastrous to producer.-. me imlustrv and the country. 'I h.e medmy pie'dyed its.'lf to do everytl.my possiUle to piwont liio Ad coiniuu n’-c | fum*. j