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' ; N . GItEYMCfTH,' Afigust 11;- j ’ The , AyfisriandV'Timber- ; Union has forwarded a protest to thd State Forestry. Minister against the expenses of Mr Etitrioan’s visit to ' England-rheing pjtld--iy- -tlve" . ment, on the ground that his dssists the sawmillers to exploit the workers. ' " • ' . ■
The Union declares that, if English { orders are seeured- tliefei .will be ho chance of continuity of supplies’ unless the workers’ wages and other conditions are safeguarded by a., new award.
LIFE SAVING CLUBS ASSN
WELLINGTON, August 10. -To further 'the'interests arid stands ardise the organisation of life saving chibs, a new' Doihiiibn. body’ has''been formed, embracing 45 sui'f clubs. The: headquarters of the new organisation, the: ,New Zealand- Surf Association, will be in 'Wellington. Nine district centres in various parts of the Dominion will each have one delegate.
, JACK SO NS SCHOOL DESTROYED. - {%{''' ’• 'GREY-MOUTH, August 11. i T-ilc Jacksons state school (Ot’.ra Line)' wiis completely destroyed by fire yesterday'through bush fires.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 August 1932, Page 6
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171DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 11 August 1932, Page 6
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