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Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1925, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

Mr J. I’. McGosker inserts a notice of thanks in tlii- issue. “Bakers would he astonished” (stales the- “New Zealand Bakers’ and Grot ers’ Review”) “if they saw numbers of New Zealand papers regularly to find how great is lhe agitation for wholemeal bread. It- goes on steadily, and it lias now reached a stage ol

tremendous ,st renuph. It t s no use trying to sweep hack tlie tide; a number id’ scientific men and doctors in dill'eront parts of tlie world are urging that wldte Hour is improved Kevoml its usefulness, and they are securing large support from the puhlie."" Some dismay was expressed at tne May meet ine; of the Christchurch Clerical. Society (states the ‘'Church News”) when a letter from Am hlattd was read iot itmuing that the northern. diocese had decided that it could not. undertake to organise the next New Zealand Church Congress, to he held ilex I year. The principal reasons (liven wete the pressure of affairs in the mirth, due to the proposed subdivision »f the diocese. and the umlorstatfing of parishes. Some, astonishment was expressed hy member.that a decision which a patently wit.arrived at last August had taken se hue r to nereolate southwards. “Xu} w .,v " said a tnemlier. "if tlie worst comes to the worst, let Christchurch tackle it again. rather than let it la through.”