DOMINION ITEMS
j BANKRUPT HORSE TRAINER. (Per Press Association —Copyright.) DUNEDIN, June 23. At a meeting of creditors of Charles Gieseler, horse trainer, of Wingatui, the defiiency shown was £492. Creditors agreed with the Assignee that it was a case of misfortune, and recommended bankrupt for immediate discharge. POLICE AND LIFE-SAVING.. WELLINGTON, June 22. A request '-that police constables should he trained in the art of life saving resuscitation, was made io the. Minister of Justice (Mr Cobbe), to-day, at Wellington, by a deputation representing the New Zealand Life Saving Society. The Minister expressed sympathy with the proposal, and suggested that representatives of the Society should interview the Commissioner of Police. NELSON HYDRO LOAN CARRIED. NELSON, June 22. By 496 votes to G 5, the Riwaka, Motueka, Mariri, Lower Moutere, Tasman, and Mapuji districts carried the £57,000 hydro-electric supply loan. B.yvK OF N.Z. WELLINGTON, June 23. • At the annual meeting of the Bank .ol New held to-day,, tlio 'report and dlitet (the text of which appears on page 7) war® adopted.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1933, Page 6
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171DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1933, Page 6
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