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PROFESSOR DEAD. (Australian Press Association) SYDNEY, August 2. Obituary.—Dr Walter Jeffrey Duffield, a director of the Commonwealth Solar Observatory at Canberra. TO MEET MR BAVIN. ’ (Received this day at' 8" a.m.) SYDNEY, August '2. Mr Farrar (Minister of Labour and Industry) sails in the Ulimaroa tomorrow to meet Premier Bavin, who arrives at Auckland aboard the in-com-ing Makura. >•
GAS RESTRICTIONS, STRINGENT REGULATIONS. (Received this dav at 9.25 a.m.) SYDNEY, August 2. . Stringent ga<s restrictions will be enforced during the next four days. Gas can. only be used for three hours in the morning. Eight hundred persons are to be prosecuted for infringing the restrictions during the past fortnight. CHARGE. AGAINST MINE LEADERS ! Vr SYDNEY, August 2. . .‘ Mr Sutherland, of the Federated Engine Drivers’ Union, in a statement, charged the mine leaders with refusing to move for a settlement of the coal dispute because of fear of facing the victimisation issue that might arise when a settlement came.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 August 1929, Page 5
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