IN SAMOA.
GENERAL RICHARDSON LEAVES. (Special to Press Assn, by Radio.) APIA. April 4. General Richardson. Administrator of Samoa, leaves Apia, on route for Geneva, by the steamer lofua. for Auckland on Sunday next, April Bth. A native farewell to him has been arranged for the same day. There already are indications of a large at-
tendance. SAMOAN MILITARY POLICE. CHRISTCHURCH. April o. A large number of men responded to an advertisemeut calling for enlistments for a military force to serve in Samoa as police. The call for applications stated the pay is to he 8s Gd per day. The age limits are 22 years to 32 years. SAMOAN POLICE MAKE ARRESTS. APIA, April 3. In connection with the brutal murder of a Chinese coolie near Apia, last week, white police, who are investigating. have arrested two Chinese coolies on suspicion of murder.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1928, Page 2
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