GALES IN TASMAN SEA.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1166, 17 June 1911, Page 5

GALES IN TASMAN SEA.

! LOUD HOWE ISLAND VISITED. By Telccraph—Press Associatton-Oopyriirht (Eec. Juno 17, 1.10 a.m.) Sydney, Juno 10. Tho steamer Eellnmbi, which arrived today from llokianga, encountered fierce south-westerly gales throughout her passage, and was compelled to shelter for a day under tho lee of Lord Hoivo Island, where the captain landed, Tho islanders reported having experienced the heaviest gales for years. Part of tho foreshores had been washed away, and a quantity of Oregon timber had drifted ashore on tho island. NON-UNIONIST DOCTORS. « NO SYMPATHY FROM LABOUR MINISTER. By Tek'craph—Press Associatlon-Oopyrleht London, Juno 15. A deputation from (ho Australian Medical Association and the friendly societies asked Mr. Flowers (acting-Chief ■Secretary) for protcctivo legislation against the action of tho British Medical Association in regard to alleged boycotting. It also asked' that tho question of tho method of hospital appointments bo inquired into. Mr. Flowers told the members of tho deputation they would have to settle their own quarrel. Ue recommended them to join tho British Medical Association. Tho doctors, liko others, had tho right to form a union and refuse tc work with non-unionists. Ho promised an inquiry into the relations between tho doctors and tho friendly societies.