DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1924, Page 3

DOMINION ITEMS.

lIV TELEGRAPH —TRESS ASSN., COfVIUOIIT. ARBITRATION COURT. PALMERSTON NORTH, Sep. 2L The Arbitration Court coin-hided hearing the Max workers dispute last evening, .ludgii'eiit was reserved. P. AND T. MOTION. HAMILTON, Sep. 21. A meeting of the Waikato-King Country brunch of the Post and Telegraph Ollicers Association passed the lollowmg resolution:—"This meeting compliments the Postmaster-General on being the only Postmaster-General who has branded his ollicers of the Post and Telegraph service with I lie term disloyalist. The meeting protests against the proposed remission ol 9,99.9119 in taxation while men in employment ol the Department are receiving L‘s 15s Id per week, and allirms its enididviiee hi the executive of the Association.’ WELCOME RAIN. CHRISTCHURCH. Sept. 21. After a long continued dry spell, rain fell over North Canterbury during the night and this morning, doing immense g(; |(|. TI.AIARI . Kept. 21. Beneficial rain fell in South Canterbury overnight, hut much more is required. alter I lie protracted drought.

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