NEW ZEALAND NEWS.
(By Tolourapli.—Press Association.)
DEFAULTING TERRITORIALS. Pahiatua, April 23. l'or failure to atLoml parades two Pahiatua Territorials at the Magistrate's Court to-day wero lined 20s. ami cost 75., ami another 10s., anil costs 7s. In each case the alternative of three (lays' imprisonment was imposed. TRAM UNION RESOLUTIONS. Auckland, April 2,1. The Tramway Union, after giving full consideration to the finding of the January Labour Congress, has dceided to endorse (ho proposed amendments to the Arbitration Act and Workers' Compensation Act. ■ The union has also decided to send three representatives to the July Labour Conference. CRITICISM 'OF A PLAY. Dunedin, April' 23. Prior to the opening of the play, "The Monk and the Woman," at Timaru, the local paiiters inserted in their news columns, by way of advertisement, matter calculated to affect tho company's business in tjliat town. As a result of legal opinion given to the Neiv Zealand representative of Messrs. George Marlow, Mr. Grant has been instructed by his principals in Sydney to demand a public apology from both the Timaru newspapers, failing which a writ for dpinages is to issue. One metropolitan. paper may also bo involved.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1732, 24 April 1913, Page 4
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192NEW ZEALAND NEWS. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1732, 24 April 1913, Page 4
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