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Evening Star, Issue 21093, 4 May 1932, Page 14

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!•> knrv I in' ■ h'- v :m cud. jug from ViVlj i • ,,. t i.ii, h:’V" ; ;i !■a M■ i willi a view ;11 !:■ ■ :r :i ' ii; ,ii"nl cun \\ 'C '! i ;‘,i- aI i : ()!■ I his purpose. A- E. A nnsl mug, a ll iiclcpccilcni l.r.b.mr member of I!ic City r.innr'i!, w ! ; ' h t'l!)[ .Toy.■(! in 1 lie : mnimv car An;>, joined llio hi rikers in dry. ia- ih believed Id I;e ihe indy an mher el lhe hoard's stall', oilier ihe.n llie I raffic men, who hr,-, leered v.oi'k. Mr Armstrung rjml.e hit‘T ;a a meeting of ilie men. -('iiri-iehnrcli Press Associa lion. STOCK EXCHANGE. Sale on 'Change this afternoon : New Zealand Breweries, 2<ls. WORKERS' UXIOX. TliO halhii for il:e odieial |_josiriom of ilie Xew Zealand Workers’ Union for die ensuing twelve months resulted :—National president, Air Baldwin (Christchurch); general secretary. Air A. Cook (Wellington) : delegates to the annua! conference--ATosm-s Hickey (Ole.go), A. llainillon, J. G. Leckie (Caulerhiiryl . M'Lcnnan (Marlborough), K. Anderson, J. Townsend (Wellington), J. AVliile ((l islmriuA. -Wellington Press Assoeia (ion. EGMUNT RACES. Plying Handicap, UMlsovh. Of. — Orapai (7.13) 1, 1 Silvermine (5.7) 2,2 Hampden (7.5) 3. Scratched: The Tiger, Hampton Park. Won hy half a length. Time, Imin 15sec. RU A. 1.0 UR S CONTRADICTED. Denial that a clause would appear in the Finance Bill to provide for the deportation of persons convicted of seditious utterances was given hy Air Forbes this afternoon. Rumours were current in the lobbies this morning that the Government contemplated taking drastic action in this direction, but the Prime Minister remarked: “We have got ample power to deal with anything to do with sedition now. The position is amply covered by the Public Safety Conservation Bill.”—Parliamentary Reporter. CER MAX AVIATRIX. Pruulciu Bciuhorn paid a visit hy air to MasLerLon to-day, piloting a Gipsy Moth, with Flying Officer Buckeridgo as a. passenger.—Wellington Press Association.