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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 135, 11 June 1886, Page 4

A considerable amount of burinesi ts transacted by the New Zeaknd Trads Union Congress Executive at their meeting on Wednesday evening. Tb« attendance was small, in.coneeqnenced a clerical error in the circular ctlliog w meeting, v,hich caused a donbtwfcetha™ meeting was to be held on Tuesday or Wednesday night. Mr J. Grant, President, * cupied the chair. A considerable mm of correspondence was read, amongst ottßj a letter from MrMosß,'M.ttßi;«koiW«l that in accordance with the whom or* Executive be had moved for tie torespondence and ■ returns »«d W and the House had sanctioried tnar production. Mr Stewart,!! M.H.K.i»» wrote pointing out he h«*, mJ°7, one of the resolutions paised at w late Congress in a bill enhUed < Tte Lire-s'ng Committee Election Bill. » proceedings of the late 'Congress w» ordered to-be printed, and the S«*g was instructed to communicate mU> Trade Unions throughout^ colony" IH subject of the printers' strike at W» A firmer and beekeeper ol! BjtM. $g writes:-" The Nkw ZbaUND «««!", «t a pleasure and a prrflt to me. 1W« • dM lately;, before thai I bad *«&& Brett* Meehi. a hook ty "Old .«»»"%' nt joaij %&£*^^ss»**& valuable periodical is od& -I%MU «J published at tha Stab Office, SM™»» t'ort-stret ts. , _ , ~*