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N.Z. SCOUTS. . • ' (United Rress Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON, July 12. Forty N.Z. scouts have arrived at Waterloo, all well. Sir J. Parr and Sir Alfred Pick ford met them. A RUMOUR DENIED. ■ LONDON, July 12. Canon Rogers interviewed regarding a rumour from Melbourne concerning the Archbishop’s appointment stated,; “I know nothing whatever about it.”
POLITICAL. LONDON, July 12. The “Times” political correspondent states the House of Lords will he given an opportunity of considering whether in view of the changed circumstances of present day politics, the time has not come when Ministers should be entitled to speak in both Houses of Parliament. There will be a debate on the subject on 18th July.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1929, Page 5
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