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Hokitika Guardian, 16 July 1924, Page 2

BOND SPECTATESTS. The Window Blind Specialists of Now Zealand are Ilulston’s T. t < 1., ‘137 Colombo Street, .Sydenham, Christchurch. ITnlston’s I.td., can quote prices easily lower than anywhere else. They use only the best of Cadeless Holland and they p;ive an unconditional p'uarantee of complete satisfaction or tie- purchaser's money refunded'. Write to TTulston’s Ltd., for their quote,—it will save you money.

SKA.MK.VS DISCIIAItGKS. Auckland. July y~>. Tlio crew of the Kaituna, which was to sail at five o’clock for Napier, refused to sittn nuiv articles, as they objected to a Clause in the new Award, referring to lln- men's home port. j They demanded, instead, a clause allowin'; them to he discharged at any port, with the riyht ol live passage toany other port. After considerable delay, advice was received from Wellington, instructing that the men he signed on, under protest under the Clause. The Kaitnna is leaving I" 1 ' Napier about 10 o’clock. Tit 11’ TO THK CAI'K. WKI.I.INCTON, Jjilv 10. The l.iheral-l.ahour I’artv have decided that Mr James Horn. M.P. .for Wakatipu. Senior Whip ol the Party, should represent it on the Knipirc I ailiamentary Party to visit South Africa.

The death occurred iii M ellington yesterday, altar a short illness, of .Mr I’at. Fitzgerald, of the Wellington •• Evening Post ” commercial staff, ami a former resident of («rcymouth. Deeased, who was a native of Creymouth was about id years of age, Ins parents being, both, anion;; (freyniouth’s earliest pioneers. Deceased‘is su rvi ved hy two sisters and one brother. (Mrs Urookes and .Miss A. Fitzgerald and Mr Maurice Fitzgerald, of Wellington).