DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1924, Page 3

DOMINION ITEMS.

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.mj: l. ,\i. isn't'. ( II HISTCH I'RCII, June. f). Mr L. M. l-ilt annouiices he will not he a candidate for Christefaureh North at next election. R.S.A. CONFER EXI F. CIIRISTCHniCII. June it. The Ret ttrneil Soldiers’ Conference this morning re.-olut ioned that the present working of th" War I’elisions' Amendment Ad, lil’J.'J is unsatisfactory, and that the esttth!isiimetit is nc-ce.s-:try of a local Repatriation Committci" who will eude.'ivotir to liud work for applic.-nit- and make rccommi'Uiktttoils to the War Bell-ions Board as to what eninomic pension .-liotild he granted.

DFATIi FROM I! FART FA ILF lIF. DFXFDIX. Jim., it. Charles llarn-. a widower, aged 80. labourer, wa- found dead to bis but yesterday. Tho verdict wa- death uiused by heart failure. COAL.MIXF.iI KII.I.FT). Y\ FSTROiIT. J tine 0 Deputy William Oilmour, aged lib, a widower, wa- killed liy a fall of coal in .Millortou mine thit. morning. lie wa- a pioneer coalminer. WAR MFMORi AIDA XXF\’ IRK F, .1 line 0 ,\ iiiarhli' memorial tablet which was place.l ill Dannevlrke High School liv the Old Bttpils Assoeial ion in memory of “:) lot liter scholars who made the Supreme -acrilice lit the war, was unveiled mi Sunday. (If the names Oil the tablet, live had been Dux ol th** School. I'IXFD Clo. XABIFII. June ”, For keeping a common gaming house. Aitliur Yen wa- lined I'lll at the Magistrate's Court. lie pleaded guilt v.