AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
AUSTRALIAN AND X.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. SUBSIDY REFUSED. MELBOURNE, April 11. The Commonwealth lias refused a subsidy to Yestcy Bros, for cattle trented at the Darwin Meat Works. LECTURER DEAD. i SYDNEY, April 11. 1 The death lias occurred of William Collins, free thought lecturer, formerly member for Christchurch in tlie New Zealand Parliament. URGED TO UNITE. SYDNEY, April 14 The Federal Labour Executive met the members of tlie New South Wales j Executive and urged both the Dooley , and McGirr factions to unite under the leadership of Mr Dunn, and that ] the disqualified leagues and unions he t rein Rated to the former status. The t New South Wales Executive is oppos- t mg the intervention of the Federal body. The debate was adjourned. 0 .MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
SYON'KV, April IT. Dr Radionl, Bishop of Goulhurn, in a presidential address to the Goulhurn Anglican Synod said that Anglican Bishop.- have revised the marriage and divorce regulations of 1902 to the effect that permission will not he given to either party guilty or innocent to remarry after a divorce while the other one is living. Tlie Ilishop explained that hitherto reference to the guilty party implied the innocent party could obtain permission. A FAITH IfEALFIL SYDNEY. April 15. The scene of Mr Hickson's healing mission has been transferred to Grafton, on the North Const. Like Goulliurn. this town is now Hooded with sick and inlirin people from many miles j around, seeking relief. The reports iui dirnte that, while a large proportion of those treated claim material relief and spiritual uplift, there have been few outstanding physical cures. RAILWAY COLLISION IN X.S.W. Sydney, April 15. A special goods train collided with another train -limiting goods near Cootniiiuudrn. A fireman, PhitzmT, was killed. One of the drivers and a passenger were injured, the latter.seriously. ( oSTI \ \< TK IN AND APPEAL. SYDNEY. April If. An appeal has heen lodged on lielinlf ot Mv'Tsoii. jigaiitsi the verdict of the jury in the action against "Smith's Weekly'' for libel. It is estimated the costs totalled £I2.O!'HL
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 April 1923, Page 1
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