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Hokitika Guardian, 6 December 1929, Page 1

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LIQUOR AT DANCE HALLS. WELLINGTON. Dec. 6. Hon T. Al. AYillord met this week n deputation from the Women’s Social Progress Alovement which asked him, ns minister of Justice, for amended legislation to prevent consumption of liquor at cabarets and halls for dancing. Air AYilford, having read the reports from the four centres, now states he considers local restrictions which can be made by City Councils should provide a satisfactory solution of the matter.

The Government Publicity Office is sending motion picture photographers to make the trip from Waiho Gorge, Westland, to the Hermitage. Mount Cook, via Graham’s Saddle, and hack to the West Coast, via the Copland Pass, to secure motion pictures of the scenery of the Southern Alps. Guide Frank Alack will accompany them and will perform a number of ski-ing and climbing feats for inclusion in the lilms. The party will spend about a mouth or six weeks taking the films.