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(■\\VDIAN POLITICS. OTA AT A, hm. lo TVhon the debate on the Spocc » from the Throne begins in the Cana - inn House of Commons on Monday. All Meighon. the Conservative Trader will |,o the first Opposition speaker. It i* understood that he will move a furih.er amendment, calling for a strap, want-of-confiden ce vote in the Government. This moving of a second amendmom will mark a renewal of the battle for political supremacy, which was waged i„ the House last week, culminating i„ a victory for the Government by a narrow majority. The indications point to the continuance of a very hectic session of Parliament. Whether the Premier, Mr Mackenzie King, will ho opposed by a Conservative or a Progressive, when he runs in Prince Albert lias not been vet decided.
POLAR. EXPLOITS. PARIS, Jan. 17
Lieut. Emile Sequier is the latest, Polar aspirant. He announces that he will attempt to explore the Arctic in April by aeroplane. He will sail in the ketch “Perseverance” to Greenland, with eleven others. Thence he will sledge to MacKenzie River, where he will join the aeroplanes.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 January 1926, Page 1
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