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FAILURE TO ACCOUNT. (By Telegraph —Per Press Association) AUCKLAND, April 13. Keith Forteseue Kenny ( aged 27) was sentenced to six mouths’ hard labour for fraudulently failing to account, for £SO to a. Alorrinsville hank at which he was employed. BROADCASTING OF FOOTBALL. CHRISTCHURCH, April 15. The broadcasting of Rugby matches will he permitted by Canterbury Rugby Union this season, provided the Broadcasting Company is prepared !o pay for the privilege. This decision was reached a! last night’s meeting of the Union. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. WELEINfSTOX, April 15. The question of the curtailment of tin., number of members of Parliament by one half, came up before the Council of Wellington Chamber of Commerce last night. A letter from the Associated Chambers of Commerce asked for an expression of opinion, both upon the principle involved and the method to be employed in establishing it. After a lengthy discussion it was agreed that the matter was too important for immediate decision and it was referred to the legislative committee. Air C. J. I!. Norwood was elected President. of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce last night in succession to Mr D. J. .McGowan, retired.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 April 1931, Page 6
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192DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 15 April 1931, Page 6
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