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TO-DAY'S PAPER.

SOME LEADING FEATURES. LEADERS- Paso. Law and Justice 1 Rearing Home 1 SPECIAL ARTICLE— The Day of the Lnsli 4 GENERAL— Grocers' Closing Hours G Through Fog and Breakers 4 . Coming Elections 1 Not on the Roll 3 Englisli .Mail News 3 Men's Brotherhood 3 Price of Cheese '1 Palmerston News 6 A Minister's Cares G CABLEGRAMS 5 COMMERCIAL S ENTERTAINMENTS 6 FARMING 8 LAW REPORTS 3 LOCAL AND GENERAL ' 1 MTNING 3 NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS G PERSONAL ITEMS i PROVINCIAL CENTRES 8 SHIPPING AND MATLS 7 WEATHER REPORTS •• i and 7 WOMAN'S WORLD . ; 9 SPORTS.— The Turf 2 Football 6 and 7 ' Lawn Tennis ; : 2 Hockey 2 Billiards ... v ..r. 2 • Cricket' 2 Lascrosss .: 2 ~ Sculling 2 ■ Athletics .'.... 2 and 7 Boxing 1 Golf 7 AUSTRALIAN LABOUR DISPUTES. EMPLOYERS' , FIGHTING FUND. By TelccraDb—Press Asuirintlnn-PuDvriirM Adelaide, August 19. The prospectus of an Employees' Mutual Assurance Company has been issued, the object being to make a definite staiid against the demands of organised Labour. The capital of the company is a hundred thousand pounds. QUEENSLAND STRIKE AFTERMATH. Brisbane, August 19. The waterside-workers at Mackay have refused to budge from their attitude in regard to not working alongside nonunionists. '■ , Tlie crew of a lighter have struck in sympathy. • ' , NEW SOUTH WALES POLITICS. THE OPPOSITION ANNOYED. ; By Tclccraoli—Press Assnr.iation-CoD.vrie lit Sydney, August 19. * Parliament will be opened on Wednesday by Commission. , The Opposition is disgruntled at the acceptance of the Speakership by Mr. Willis, a Liberal, at Mr. Holman's invitation. Mr. Wade, Leader of the Opposition, considers that. the possibilities of governing the House were not exhausted, and the Government should have been forced to appoint the Speaker from its own party. Mr. Willis claims that mo one with a sense of responsibility would , have helped to precipitate the country into two general elections. Ho had consented to net only on the understanding that _no. party mattors were to be introduced. 1

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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1211, 21 August 1911, Page 5

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TO-DAY'S PAPER. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1211, 21 August 1911, Page 5

TO-DAY'S PAPER. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1211, 21 August 1911, Page 5

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