CHURCH AND LABOUR.
COiN'GREGATIOiN'ALIST DISCUSSIOM*. | By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright London, October 22. The annual session of the Congregational Union discussed the attitude of the Church to the Labour movement. The conflict between organised Labour and Capital was deplored, and a united effort by the Churches to discover a remedy was advocated. * One clergyman,'..'. advocated,' natio'rialisil--tion. FRUITGROWERS' CONGRESS. e PROGRESS OF THE INDUSTRY. By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright Sydney, October 23. Figures presented at the opening of the Australasian Fruit Growers' Conference show that since 1901 the area of New South Wales orchards decreased by ■ a thousand acres, and that (export of fruit had largely decreased. Mr. M'Kee /Motueka, New Zealand 1 , stated that during the past four years the Dominion's fruit area had increased by seven thousand acres, and was now thirtyfive thousand acres.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1579, 24 October 1912, Page 5
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132CHURCH AND LABOUR. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1579, 24 October 1912, Page 5
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