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ANOTHER OPIUM FINE. (Per Press Association Copyright.) CHRISTCHURCH, December 14. A Chinese market gardener, )\ce Chung, aged 31, was fined £4O at the Magistrate’s Court to-day, for being in possession of uteusils for use in the snicking of opium. The ‘ evidence was that many Chinese visited the defendant's house for the smoking of opium.
INTER-COLLEGE ROWING. WANGANUI, December 15.' In the annual four-oar inter-collego boat race ,Christs College v. Collegiate ■School, rowed to-day, the, weather and water conditions were periect. Wanganui locUat the start, but, after going half a mile, the visitors went to the front, winning easily by five lengths. HOTEL EMPLOYEES’ AWARD. WELLINGTON, December 15. The 'Conciliation Council to-dav is considering the depute of hotel restaurant employees, a Dominion dspute (with the exception of Auckland industrial district where an agreement has already been reached).
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 December 1932, Page 6
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138DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 15 December 1932, Page 6
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