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Hokitika Guardian, 16 April 1924, Page 1

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SOCIALIST A! IX IST lIV. • COPI'LNH AOK.X, April L 5 following the defeat of the Liberals at the General election, M. Staunning (leader o fthe Socialists), accepted the King’s invitation to form a Cabinet. U.S.A. IMMIGRATION LAW. WASHINGTON, April 15. Senator "Willis, of Ohio, said he would press for an amendment to the Immigration Bill making the quota from each country one per cent based on the 1010, United States census. He declared. definitely, the amendment would apply Lo Canada. —j. r lg. gixraaggncsncga

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