AMERICAN ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1930, Page 5

AMERICAN ITEMS

N Z. PUBLISHERS VISIT

(United Press Association—By Electric telegraph—Copyright).

(Received this day at 8 a.m.) VANCOUVER, April 20

Now Zealand and Australian publishers arrived to-day on route !u the Empire Press Conference New Zealaiidcis expressed the hope that the one-sided trade position between Canada and New Zealand would he remedied by an equal exchange of products.

They also staled that only one Can adian visited New Zealand to t.:i New Zealanders who visited Canada

FUNERAL SEPY!( KS

'Received this day at 8.30 a.m.) NEW YORK, A pri.l 2G. A message from Laguna Beach states .Mrs Post’s and Mrs Palmer's funeral services wore held here to day at Si. Mary's Episcopal Church. An hour interval separated the rites the same Minister officiating, the service for Airs Pos coining first. -Mrs Palmer will be buried here, hut Mrs Post’s body will be cremated at Los Angeles. • The authorities stated the Coroner and the jury verdict of murder and suicide would close the case.

CANADA’S HOPES,

OTTAWA, April 25

The Minister of National Defence, Mr Ralston, told the Aviation League of Canada that the possibilities of a two-days air route t oßritain and Central Canada are being canvassed by a group of men interested in aviation and Empire transportation. It would be via Scotland, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland, and Hudson Bay to Winnipeg.