IN SAMOA
A CRITICISM. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association.) ' ; HONOLULU, June 24. Sir Joseph Carnuliers, speaking at the Pan-Pacific Club here, said that the Samoans were unhappy under the New Zealand mandate, because the “Star Chamber methods of the Stuart despotism have been introduced. The Samoans demand the same justice which is the English people’s birthright.'” Mr Lorrin Thurston, the publisher of the Honolulu Advertiser, said that be bail information that British Samoa and French Tahiti will ask to he places under a. United States mandate, if the United States grants self-govern-ment to American Samoa.
Ten. only ladies tweed and velmn coats—hack numbers, a gift at 4s 1 i* and 9s lid; 12 last year’s coats, in trimmed, 60s to 100 s now IDs lid t< clear. McKay’s Great Sale.—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1929, Page 3
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