AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
(By Telegraph—Bor Press Association. STOLEN MAIL. SYDNEY, Oct. 21. On the arrival in Australia of the steamer Cathay, it was found that some registered mail had been stolen. It is believed the thieves made a good haul. The Postal Department considers the robbery was committed by experts. They had to ascertain whether it was worked aboard the liner or before the mails were shipped at .Marseilles. It is reported that the New Zealand mail was part of that stolen.
OBITFARY. HOBART. Oct. 21. Obituary.—Edward Aluleahy, former Minister of Lands and Federal Senator. B REAVER S’ DEA LANDS. SYDNEY. Oct. 21.
Members of all unions employed ;n the h-owino imlusHv. demanding a forty-four hour week of live days, eliminating Saturday work, threaten to strike unless conceded.. A ma--meeting of all employees m the industry' is called for Sunday next to decide whether to refuse work each Saturday. T.itil the demand w granted the general hold-up of the industry is feared.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1927, Page 3
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161AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1927, Page 3
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