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HOME GUARD. WELLINGTON, December 17. Home Guard enrolments were stated by Mr. Semple, to-day, to be nearly 38,000 at December 7, and by now, would have exceeded 40,000. GREEK ARCHBISHOP. WELLINGTON, December 17. Archbishop Timotheos Evangelinidis, Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox Church for Australia and all Oceania, arrived on an annual visit. In an interview, he paid tribute to the Greeks for the zeal, energy and fortitude in the struggle against aggression. CLIPPER TURNS BACK. AUCKLAND, December 17. Word was received in Auckland that the American Clipper, owing to extreme weather conditions, turned back to Los Angeles when 12 hours on her way to Honolulu, New Zea-land-bound. She was due at Auck,lnd on Friday, but her arrival is now indefinite. v
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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 December 1940, Page 8
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