AUSTRALIAN NEWS
TROUBLE ,AT WALLIS ISLAND. (Australian Press Association). SUVA, Sept. 9. H.AI.S. Cassiope sailed for Wallis Island on Saturday with extra coal. It is alleged here that the natives at Futuna- are very unsettled and wish the removal,of tJie'(^ssifjtant-C°mmis-sioner. The trouble, is pa'rtlv over trading. The French Consul at Suva knows nothing of v the matter. PREMIER- BRUCE. SYDNEY, September 9. A luncheon: gathering of prominent business inenjn Sydney to-day assured the Prime air. fe. M. Bruce, of their, loyalty ,and of their utmost confidence in his Government. They gave him a wonderful ovation. Air Bruce, in reply,; said that lie was prepared to face a election, if necessary, with complete confidence. He was convinced that, if given the opportunity, he could reconstruct the whole basis of Australian industrial life. !
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 September 1929, Page 6
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