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1 LSI KALIAN AND N.A. L'AULE ASSOCIATION. CHANNEL ISLANDS. LONDON. Dec. 1. Tiie “Daily Chronicle's” correspondent in the Channel island of Jersel, reports that the Channel Island States (Local Legislature) have rejected a proposal to contribute £325,000 annually to the British coders, and 'have rejected a proposal to pay pensions and oilier charges that now are borne by tin- British tax-payer. HINDUS IN CANADA. VICTORIA (ILC.) Nov. 30. The Brovim-ial Legislature of British Columbia lias passed a resolution opposing the enfranchisement oi tin* Hindus in British Columbia. The resolution was moved in order to indi<ate Canadian feeling since Brenner Mackenzie King had intimated that *tho matter would lie discussed in the British Parliament.
AVIATOR’S RECORD. BARIS, December 1. Aviator Researa lias made a now helicopter record making five flights; his total period in the air being over a quarter ot an hour. (Received this day at S a.m.) I.ON DON, December 2. .Mr Massey spends Sunday at Limavady among his own people in his own countiy He lunches with Lord Raiifurlv at Dungannon on Monday, and leaves in the evening on his return to London.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 December 1923, Page 2
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