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No Cook Is. Representa-
Tive In Nz Parliament
A PETITION, received by the NZ Government in August, and signed by 180 Cook Islanders, calling for direct Maori repre mentation in the New Zealand Parliament, was rejected early JC" petiUon committee of the Those who signed where mainly Aitutakians some resident in NZ.
The petition was not submitted to Mr. Webb, Minister of Island Territories during his August visit to the Cooks but reached him by mail immediately on his return to NZ. The petitioners had apparently
made no reference to it when Mr
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SToSS? “ y Mr. Aneus Linton a vmino- Queensland engineering graduate, has been appointed to the P-NG Administration to control the Apprentice Board. He left Bris bane for Port Moresby on August 10. Mrs. Linton will follow later on.